How to build? about raygui HOT 9 CLOSED

oh, I see! Some user added it to build on MSVC I think... Thanks for reporting!

Actually, I haven't tested raygui on RPI just yet...

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Just note that controls_review.c example has been reviewed for a better look and cleaner code.

Closing this issue for now.

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Actually, raygui is intended to be just manually added to your raylib project. Just copy the raygui.h file into your project folder and include it using:

#define RAYGUI_IMPLEMENTATION
#include "raygui.h"

Those two lines, include the library header + implementation into your code. Super simple.

To build the example, you can use the same method used to build any raylib example.

Lately we're working hard on raygui... but I agree there is a bit lack of documentation.

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It was failing to build on Raspberry Pi Linux because of the __declspec(dllexport) in RAYGUIDEF. After removing that, the examples compiled smoothly.

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No worries. I got it figured out after an hour or so. The controls_review.c example worked well on the RPI 3B with the official 7" touchscreen. I just redefined it to 800x480 instead of 800x600, and one or two controls overlapped, but all in all it was functional. Great work!

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oh! that's great! Thanks for the feedback! :D

controls_review.c is the latest test bench, controls overlapping was for testing... the rest of the examples need to be reviewed... well, several things need review... keep working on it...

Please, keep me updated with your progress!

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Will do. I'm planning to build a shared library on the RPI to use with the C# bindings (raylib-cs).

Does that appear to be correct? I haven't even run the controls_review test on a desktop yet for a baseline lol.

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Yes, it is, same as desktop, well, a couple of controls are out of the window... Actually, it's a quite ugly testing sample... sorry...

Wow! raylib-cs running on the RPI? Is that possible? what about performance?

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Should be possible as long as I have a .so to PInvoke to. Not sure about performance yet which is why I wanted to try it out first :D

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