The SDL 1 port has all the headers, but does not implement all functions. If you need a function and it's not implemented it should give linker errors. You are free to implement those functions anywhere in your project, as long as you compile that file.
The SDL 2 port has all the code from SDL 2, but the renderer does not have all functionality, and does not support sound.
The SDL2_image port currently supports the following formats:
- BMP
- GIF
- LBM
- PCX
- PNM
- SPRITE (from libragon's
mkspritetool) - TGA
- XCF
- XPM
- XV
PRs are always welcome.
Copy all lib/SDL into your project.
Set to compile all .c files inside that folder.
Include the folder to use <SDL/SDL.h> or <SDL.h> in your project.
Sample Makefile:
V=1
SOURCE_DIR=src
BUILD_DIR=build
include $(N64_INST)/include/n64.mk
# adding the lib folder here
N64_CFLAGS += -Ilib/
all: hello.z64
.PHONY: all
# adding files to compile
SDL := $(wildcard lib/SDL/*.c)
# choose one below
OBJS = $(BUILD_DIR)/main.o $(SDL:%.c=%.o)
hello.z64: N64_ROM_TITLE="Hello World"
$(BUILD_DIR)/hello.elf: $(OBJS)
clean:
rm -f $(BUILD_DIR) *.z64
.PHONY: clean
-include $(wildcard $(BUILD_DIR)/*.d)Include the source as submodule or copy this repository.
Include /SDL2/Makefile_sdl2.mk into your makefile.
Add $(C_SDL_FILES) to your C source files for compilation, and set SDL2_ROOT_DIR to the root of the SDL2 folder (/SDL2 on this repo).
You may also need to relocate the DFS file inside your ROM due to the amount of code that is inside SDL2. So use N64_DFS_OFFSET to set it accordingly.
You can find Makefiles using SDL2 here and here.
Include the source as submodule or copy this repository.
Include /SDL2_image/Makefile_sdl2_image.mk into your makefile.
Add $(C_SDL_IMAGE_FILES) to your C source files for compilation, and set SDL2_IMAGE_ROOT_DIR to the root of the SDL2 folder (/SDL2_image on this repo).