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c-codebase

My Codebase for C programming. Based a little on https://www.youtube.com/c/Mr4thProgramming but a lot more is added here

Mainly made to use as few libraries as possible and for my own exploration and use.

What does this codebase have

  • A Base Layer:
    • Basic Memory Allocators
    • String Utilities
    • Thread Context
    • Math
    • Logging
    • Generic Data structure defining macros
  • An OS Layer: (Only win32 and x11 linux implemented):
    • Basic File handling
    • Dynamic Library Loading
    • Windowing
    • Input
    • Timing
    • Threading
  • A Core Graphics Layer:
    • Multiple Backends (OpenGL 3.3, OpenGL 4.6 and D3D11)
    • OS Specific Device/Context Creation
    • OpenGL Function Loading
    • Thin wrapper over backend specific calls (Buffers, Pipelines and Shaders are generic to all backends)
  • Several Optional Layers
    • Simple 2D Renderer
    • User Interface (Somewhat complete)
    • Simple 2D Physics (Only collision detection and resolution done. No dynamics yet)

How do I use this codebase?

I would recommend you to make your own :) However if you still want to: It has a simple build script file. Just cd into the directory and run build.bat or build.sh!

You need clang OR MSVC installed as I have not tested this with gcc. AFAIK it should just work with gcc anyways.

Not tested EXTENSIVELY with linux but the codebase does work

TODOs

  • Linux

    • Windowing with X11
    • Input Handling
    • OpenGL 3.3 backend layer
    • OpenGL 4.6 backend layer

  • Optional Layers

    • More UI Widgets

  • D3D11

    • Framebuffer support

  • Cleanup

    • Switch from X-Lists to Metaprogram tables for OpenGL function loading
    • Remove Backend specific links (d3d11) by loading functions from dll

  • Major Goals

    • Custom Build system (so I can combine .bat and .sh build files)

  • Maybes

    • Implement functions that are insanely tedious (OS_ThreadWaitForAll/Any and others)