It was happening in my own code, but it also 100% reproduces for me in the examples. Simply build the examples, run and hit the window close button.

Seems to be something relating to it still being inside renderFrame() during bgfx::shutdown().

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On the hover repository there should be a github action that verifies all the assets are properly embedded, and errors on PR's where the assets directory and the generated code are out of sync.

Currently, the glDrawRangeElements() WebGL 2 function is not implemented in Firefox (38) and causes "Not Implemented." assertion. It is also not yet implemented in Emscripten, but I have a patch that adds it.

Rela

As of 00e1f52cf95c16b0cea34c83372145532b4745ba the LWJGL codebase has a new directory layout. This has broken the included Eclipse project.

Camera has no position or direction members...

5>D:\lighthouse2\apps\pbrtdemoapp\main.cpp(189,51): error C2039: 'position': is not a member of 'lighthouse2::Camera'
5>D:\lighthouse2\lib\RenderSystem\camera.h(25): message : see declaration of 'lighthouse2::Camera'
5>D:\lighthouse2\apps\pbrtdemoapp\main.cpp(190,52): error C2039: 'direction': is not a member of 'lighthouse2::Camera'
5>D:\lighth

Change all Widgets so they use the inverse color selected state, if applicable.

I have two 8bit controllers (SFC30 and SNES30) that work in Lakka but not in Ludo. They detect but buttons are not mapped. Also is there a way to map the buttons manually through ssh.

Here it is some documentation about how to use icon fonts, as it took me a while to make it work: default values while initializing ImFontConfig struct are not expected, so we have to initialize the struct fully. You may add this to documentation or examples if you wish 😄

proc new_ImFontConfig(): ImFontConfig =
    #[Custom constructor with default params taken from imgui.h]#
    resul

Read the GLFW documentation for detailed instructions on how to use the library. The Julia interface is almost identical to the underlying C interface, with a few notable differences:

Clipboard (glfwGetClipboard, glfwSetClipboard) and time (glfwGetTime, glfwSetTime) functions have been omitted because Julia's standard library already supports similar functionality.

glfwInit and glfwTer

There's not a lot of code in here. How does the emscripten compile process know how to translate glfw window-creating calls to some sort of canvas output? In other words, how does emscripten know to translate cross-platform window-making calls into some sort of rectangles within the application? Seems like pure magic. Or does Emscripten have to explicitly support glfw before glfw cpuld be used, so

We should have configurable logging through the settings module. This could be similar to how django does it, but ideally something simpler. A good start is just setting a global log level.