GFM is a feature-rich library to ease the creation of video games / multimedia applications with the D programming language. Pick what you need.
Overview:
- gfm.core:
- queue.d: a dead simple queue/fifo/stack/ring-buffer, with a range interface.
- memory.d: aligned malloc/free/realloc.
- gfm.math:
- vector.d: small vectors for 2D and 3D.
- matrix.d: small matrices for 2D and 3D.
- quaternion.d: quaternions.
- box.d: half-open intervals (for eg. rectangles, AABB).
- simplerng.d: random distributions: a port of SimpleRNG from John D. Cook.
- shapes.d: segment, triangle, sphere, ray, plane, frustum.
- funcs.d: useful math functions, polynomial solvers, statistics.
- gfm.integers:
- half.d: 16-bit floating point type.
- wideint.d: 2^N bits integers (recursive implementation, covers cent/ucent).
- fixedpoint.d: fixed-point numbers.
- gfm.opengl:
- OpenGL wrapper based on package derelict-gl3.
- makes easier to use the OpenGL API correctly.
- including a matrix stack to replace fixed pipeline.
- including compilation of a single source for multiple shaders.
- practical shader uniforms support: set them at any time, with id caching, and support pruned uniforms.
- legacy multi-texture support which is needed for a low-spec game.
- built-in OpenGL debug output forwarding.
- gfm.sdl2:
- SDL 2.x wrapper based on package derelict-sdl2.
- including SDL_image and SDL_ttf wrappers.
- built-in SDL logging forwarding.
- gfm.logger:
- log.d: coloured console logger implementation based on std.logger.
- gfm.freeimage:
- FreeImage wrapper based on package derelict-fi.
- gfm.assimp:
- Assimp wrapper based on package derelict-assimp3.