EFL is better than SDL

And you know it.

Admit it.

>> ALLEGRO is better than SDL


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And Windows Presentation Foundation is better than both.

using Microsoft.Enterprise.WindowsPresentationFoundation;
new WindowsPresentationFoundationFactory(NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL)

>>3
Hello, Mr. Ballmer. I've been wondering; where can I find an implementation of WPF for my GP2X? Thanks.

>>5
You have a GP2X as well? I thought I was the only non-moon-runer who possessed one.

>>6
You are not. I have one too, and I am not >>5.

>>6
I have one too.  It got bricked the first day I had it.

I am >>6

I have a F-200, what do the rest of you have?

I would very much like to go source-diving to add touchpad support to a lot of things, and un-gay the PDF viewers. Anyone interested?

>>9
Unfortunately I do not have a F-200, it's an older model. I may get an F-200 though, as it looks decent.

>>1-3
Hello, Fags. I've been wondering; where can I find an implementation of EFL, Allegro, or WPF for my Nintendo DS? Thanks.

>>11
The NDS SDL port sucks balls. Seriously, I'm not talking about the 4chan definition of “sucking” (ie: anything less than perfection), I'm talking about regular, polite NDS developers openly stating that the SDL port for NDS is the shittiest thing that ever existed.

I don't think it even lets you use the two screens properly.

I enjoyed using the SDL.

SDL Dangerously Lacking

I enjoyed using >>14.

>>10
The F-200, from what I've used, seems to suck balls. They apparently removed access to the internal memory, the telnet/samba servers, TCP/IP over USB, etc. Also, firmware 4.0 is shit to say the least.

Things I'd like to do:

1.) Dim the screen after a period of non-activity to reduce battery drain
2.) Patch Marathon so that it can be played on the F-200

>>16
No ^Samba/_^TCP/IP/USB? That was one of the more useful parts...

>>12
Apparently there's a GSOC project this year to improve SDL support of the NDS hardware by using the 1.3 API.
Seems like a lot of bloat to put into such a small device, but whatever.

Nearly anything at all is better than SDL. But you know what? SDL is what actually gets used. Most games don't require that complex graphics access. Primitive drawing you can get from a library, and if you need hidden surface removal then OpenGL is right there you double nigger.

>>17

Yup, it sucks. To get stuff onto the NAND you have to do scripts and set them to run on mount. I have no idea how developers do stuff.

Hmmm I really must try some nds development at some point

>>18
If they're just writing a SDL implementation, it doesn't necessarily have to be bloated. My concern with such a project would be that the NDS framebuffer mode is slow as shit. To get any decent speeds from the device (with respect to rendering) you either have to use the hardware accelerated 2D or 3D modes. And those are a lot more constraining than "hey we've got some surfaces, let's bitblt them around".

That said, it's a pretty neat device which can do a lot of cool shit.

>>1
Let me know when 1.0 is actually done.  Maybe we'll still be around in the year 3k.

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