Gunslinger is an stb-style, header-only c99 framework for multimedia applications.

Features

• Header-only: drag-drop into any project without any additional compiling required.
• All externals included in the framework itself.
• Simple API inspired by sokol headers.
• Provides core framework for quickly developing multimedia applications: Platform, Graphics, Audio layers.
• Provides custom utilities for math and generic data structures.
• Optional helper utilties are provided, such as OpenGL 2.0-style immediate-mode rendering, asset management system, and a data reflection utility.
• Supports a growing list of platforms: Windows, OSX, Linux, Android, and HTML5 currently with plans to add UWP, RPI, IOS.
• Graphics pipeline follows an explicit rendering framework, making it easier to write for modern backends, such as Vulkan/DX12/Metal.
• All core layers can be fully swapped out with custom user implementations.
• Large collection of examples for quickly getting started.
• Official framework used for all Game Engineering YouTube videos.

Documentation

• Getting Started
• Containers
• Examples
• Platform: WIP
• Audio: WIP
• Graphics: WIP
• Math: WIP
• Utils: WIP

Basic Example

A simple c99 'Hello World' example using gunslinger:

#define GS_IMPL
#include <gs.h>

gs_app_desc_t gs_main(int32_t argc, char** argv)
{
   return (gs_app_desc_t){0};
}

Roadmap

• Support Android/iOS/RPI/UWP backends
• Support Vulkan/Metal/DX12 backends
• Add support for more texture sampler types: 1D, 3D, Cube Maps, Arrays
• Material Asset utils
• Language Ports: (Python, JS, Rust, C#)
• Add platform-independent threading utils to framework
• MRT
• Job System Util
• Write more docs for github
• Hot-reload util
• Remove all externals from core framework
• Add more texture formats (including compressed)