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.
If you want to use 32bpp, you have to set SDL2_BPP to DEPTH_32_BPP on your Makefile like below:
SDL2_BPP = DEPTH_32_BPP
You will have to rebuild SDL2 for it to take effect.
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).