C developer with a focus on games, game engines and development tooling.
Cross-platform below means windows/linux support, mac not guaranteed. It wouldn't take much to add in the future, but I don't own a mac, so I can't compile & test for it.
"No dependencies" refers to no outside library dependencies that aren't bundled with the
Operating System (this means no stb, raylib, SDL, glfw, etc). If those words are
mentioned, the code in the /vendor/ subfolders has been (and will always be) my own.
In addition, there is no "build system", besides a shell script that calls the compiler
(bash/pwsh).
Notable projects:
- river2D: a cross-platform, no dependencies 2D engine.
- river2D_mapedit: a cross-platform, no dependencies map editor written in (and used for) the river2D engine.
- imgsurf: an image loader that supports all kinds of lossless formats.
- datasurf: a library for data compression & decompression, used in imgsurf for PNG zlib image data, for example.
- puddle: useful extensions to any C project (think length-based strings, dynamic arrays, etc)
- gitfluss: a visually appealing and flexible git stats heatmap, from your terminal.