Re: SFML2 Demo Dilema - Solved
- Posted by irv May 14, 2015
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This may, or may not, be something you can use, but I'll throw it out there for discussion:
SFML looks to be about as complex as GTK3, with lots of stuff to wrap. When I started working on EuGTK, I tried to link all the functions at startup. Not a good idea. Took forever to start up. Since GTK is object-oriented (as is SFML), I thought 'there's no use in linking functions that my program won't ever use', and so I link only the functions (methods) required for a given object that is declared in a program.
IOW, if your program creates a window, then the window methods (and inherited methods) are linked. If your program uses a button - or 100 buttons - the button class methods are linked (once). Not many programs are going to use more than a couple dozen object classes.
Perhaps - or not - the same approach could be used with SFML?
