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2. Re: Euraylib Released!

• Posted by euphoric (admin) Jul 03, 2019
• 1475 views

Woo hoo! I look forward to trying it out. Can I export this to mobile platforms?

I get this error upon attempting to run Ex1.exw with Euphoria 4.1.

<0074>:: Errors resolving the following references: 
    'bytes_to_int' (C:\Users\ckles\Projects\Euraylib-master\Ex1.exw:12) has not been declared. 
 
atom b = bytes_to_int({0,0,0,0}) 

What am I missing?

Oh... I'm running 64-bit. Maybe that's the issue...?

4. Re: Euraylib Released!

• Posted by Icy_Viking Jul 03, 2019
• 1465 views

<0074>:: Errors resolving the following references: 
    'bytes_to_int' (C:\Users\ckles\Projects\Euraylib-master\Ex1.exw:12) has not been declared. 
 
atom b = bytes_to_int({0,0,0,0}) 

Oops. Forgot to include std/convert.e I've added it in and uploaded to github. Try again, please. It should work this time.

6. Re: Euraylib Released!

• Posted by davidbruce Jul 04, 2019
• 1506 views

Awesome work! Raylib is a great library and I have enjoyed playing around with it immensely in other languages. Unfortunately I am running into a few issues.

Examples using DrawCircleV appear to be behaving strangely. For example Ex4.exw appeared to be drawing the Y coordinate to 0 and passing ball_y as the radius. I was suspicious of something weird going on since it appeared to be shifting arguments over. This made absolutely no sense, but I guessed at the following and it appeared to fix my issue and this is working properly.

The function signature in C is:

void DrawCircleV(Vector2 center, float radius, Color color) 

xDrawCircleV = define_c_proc(ray,"+DrawCircleV",{C_FLOAT,C_FLOAT,C_FLOAT,C_UINT}) 
... 
public procedure DrawCircleV(atom x,atom y,atom rad,atom col) 
 
 c_proc(xDrawCircleV,{x,y,rad,col}) 
	 
end procedure 

xDrawCircleV = define_c_proc(ray,"+DrawCircleV",{C_FLOAT,C_FLOAT,C_FLOAT,C_FLOAT,C_FLOAT,C_UINT}) 
... 
public procedure DrawCircleV(atom x,atom y,atom rad,atom col) 
 
 c_proc(xDrawCircleV,{x,0,y,0,rad,col}) 
	 
end procedure 
 

Why does my "fix" work?

In general it looks like I cannot get functions working properly that utilize a struct. I'm on linux using libraylib.so.2.5.0 from https://github.com/raysan5/raylib/releases.

Should there be something wrapping the Vector2 struct?

Another example is DrawTriangle:

void DrawTriangle(Vector2 v1, Vector2 v2, Vector2 v3, Color color) 
... 
xDrawCircleV = define_c_proc(ray,"+DrawCircleV",{C_FLOAT,C_FLOAT,C_FLOAT,C_UINT}), 
 

xDrawTriangle = define_c_proc(ray,"+DrawTriangle",{C_FLOAT,C_FLOAT,C_FLOAT,C_FLOAT,C_FLOAT,C_FLOAT,C_UINT}) 
... 
public procedure DrawTriangle(atom x,atom y,atom x2,atom y2,atom x3,atom y3,atom col) 
 
 c_proc(xDrawTriangle,{x,y,x2,y2,x3,y3,col}) 
	 
end procedure 

8. Re: Euraylib Released!

• Posted by petelomax Jul 04, 2019
• 1493 views

Unfortunately the supplied raylib.dll is of no use to me (on Windows 10); running with that:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Phix>p demo\misc\Euraylib\Ex1.exw 
INFO: Initializing raylib 2.5 
WARNING: [GLFW3 Error] Code: 65543 Decription: WGL: OpenGL profile requested but WGL_ARB_create_context_profile is unavailable 
WARNING: GLFW Failed to initialize Window 
INFO: Target time per frame: 33.333 milliseconds 

So none of the demos worked. No luck updating my graphics drivers either, btw. Same deal with both raylib-2.5.0-Win32-mingw.zip and raylib-2.5.0-Win32-msvc15.zip from https://github.com/raysan5/raylib/releases and similar or worse with raylib-2.0.0-Win32-mingw.zip and raylib-2.0.0-Win32-msvc15.zip...

Hopwever, running with C:\Program Files (x86)\Python37-32\Lib\site-packages\raylibpy\libraylib_shared.dll which I found after running pip install raylib-py, and then copying into the Euraylib folder and changing ray = open_dll("raylib.dll") in Euraylib.ew to ray = open_dll("libraylib_shared.dll"):

INFO: Initializing raylib 2.0 
INFO: Display device initialized successfully 
INFO: Display size: 1920 x 1080 
INFO: Render size: 800 x 450 
INFO: Screen size: 800 x 450 
INFO: Viewport offsets: 0, 0 
INFO: GLAD: OpenGL extensions loaded successfully 
INFO: OpenGL 2.1 profile supported 
INFO: GPU: Vendor:   Intel 
INFO: GPU: Renderer: Intel(R) HD Graphics 2000 
INFO: GPU: Version:  3.1.0 - Build 9.17.10.4459 
INFO: GPU: GLSL:     1.40 - Intel Build 9.17.10.4459 
INFO: Number of supported extensions: 129 
INFO: [EXTENSION] DXT compressed textures supported 
INFO: [EXTENSION] Anisotropic textures filtering supported (max: 16X) 
INFO: [TEX ID 1] Texture created successfully (1x1 - 1 mipmaps) 
INFO: [TEX ID 1] Base white texture loaded successfully 
INFO: [SHDR ID 1] Shader compiled successfully 
INFO: [SHDR ID 2] Shader compiled successfully 
INFO: [SHDR ID 3] Shader program loaded successfully 
INFO: [SHDR ID 3] Default shader loaded successfully 
INFO: [CPU] Default buffers initialized successfully (lines, triangles, quads) 
INFO: [VAO ID 1] Default buffers VAO initialized successfully (lines) 
INFO: [VAO ID 2] Default buffers VAO initialized successfully (triangles) 
INFO: [VAO ID 3] Default buffers VAO initialized successfully (quads) 
INFO: GL_SCISSOR_TEST enabled. 
INFO: OpenGL default states initialized successfully 
INFO: [TEX ID 2] Texture created successfully (128x128 - 1 mipmaps) 
INFO: [TEX ID 2] Default font loaded successfully 
INFO: Target time per frame: 16.667 milliseconds 
INFO: [TEX ID 2] Unloaded texture data from VRAM (GPU) 
INFO: [TEX ID 1] Unloaded texture data (base white texture) from VRAM 
INFO: Window closed successfully 

All five demos then worked fine. I could upload that dll to PCAN if you want, though I am pretty sure it will be binary identical to the one you can get direct from https://github.com/overdev/raylib-py anyway. Sadly I was unable to find any suitable pre-built 64-bit dlls.

In other news, phix would much prefer

--/* 
include std/machine.e 
include std/convert.e 
--*/ 

in the demos (Ex1..5.exw) and

--/* 
include std/dll.e 
--include std/convert.e 
include std/machine.e 
include std/os.e 
--*/ 

in Euraylib.ew (so that OE will open them but phix will ignore them).

PPS. Can't wait to see https://github.com/raysan5/challenges/tree/master/03_challenge_maze3d on a webpage and on Android. No rush, I can wait a couple of hours.

10. Re: Euraylib Released!

• Posted by Pirx Jul 08, 2019
• 1331 views

I've just try it on 32-bit PeppermintOS based on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS and it works without problems. And it's exactly what I need. Thanx a lot Icy_Viking! :)