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You can if you rely on the library's users to provide the non-ANSI functionality (like Nuklear does - you have to provide the graphics and input functionality).
by badsectoracula 9y ago
You can if you rely on the library's users to provide the non-ANSI functionality (like Nuklear does - you have to provide the graphics and input functionality).
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- akvadrako 9y agoI would say the requirements of the functionality you have to provide define what kind of library it is. It's a very different thing if it's a raw framebuffer, OpenGL context, Carbon API, a terminal or something like WASM.