Always a pleasure to look at someone's self-contained small game written in C, especially when the source is relatively well organized.
During the pandemic lock-downs a musician buddy pulled me into a 24-hour IRC-hosted "wild" compo, which usually sees mostly ANSI/music submissions. I took some boilerplate code from another C game I had shipped and hacked something together in an all-nighter we called SARS:
It uses GLAD, SDL2+OpenGL, and autotools in terms of third-party dependencies. There are some git submodules but they're in-house developed vendored stuff I try to reuse in the interests of saving time and not repeating bugs/fixes across projects.
Being a 24-hour hack it's super rushed and messy in places. But I think it may be interesting to skim relative to space-shooter.c just to see how differently one can structure these things, since it too is quite small and pure C with a smattering of GLSL.
During the pandemic lock-downs a musician buddy pulled me into a 24-hour IRC-hosted "wild" compo, which usually sees mostly ANSI/music submissions. I took some boilerplate code from another C game I had shipped and hacked something together in an all-nighter we called SARS:
https://git.pengaru.com/cgit/sars/.git/tree/
https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=85496
It uses GLAD, SDL2+OpenGL, and autotools in terms of third-party dependencies. There are some git submodules but they're in-house developed vendored stuff I try to reuse in the interests of saving time and not repeating bugs/fixes across projects.
Being a 24-hour hack it's super rushed and messy in places. But I think it may be interesting to skim relative to space-shooter.c just to see how differently one can structure these things, since it too is quite small and pure C with a smattering of GLSL.