Paul Galindo

[Paul Galindo @polyfructol]

@ocornut Great! Also it's scriptable. I've found about "remove overlaps" because of a glitch with SDF generation with stb truetype on some fonts (https://t.co/L2nxQSVlhL)

[Paul Galindo @polyfructol]

@ocornut Maybe you could also reduce the size using FontForge's features. I've tried "Remove Overlap" + "Simplify" and here is the result.

[Paul Galindo @polyfructol]

@SebAaltonen @BrunoLevy01 @iquilezles It has been around for a long time with the KHR_debug extension. Since it seems that you use the glad loader, it should be easy to add (with the online tool) and check for availability with GLAD_GL_KHR_debug variable.

[Paul Galindo @polyfructol]

@SebAaltonen Have you enabled KHR_debug extension? I cannot imagine developing without it. (See examples section here : https://t.co/7IUSN1FIgP)

[Paul Galindo @polyfructol]

@morew4rd @ocornut You can keep the loop inside the main() (so not using the callback) with the option -s ASYNCIFY. I mean, I'm not sure of the consequences but it keeps my GLFW based code work on Emscripten :)

[Paul Galindo @polyfructol]

@SebAaltonen Another way is clicking this icon that appears when editing a markdown file. It renders a preview in a new split.

[Paul Galindo @polyfructol]

@FlohOfWoe In a foolish challenge I inflicted to myself, I managed to make it work. I've dump some notes here, you can see how to start gdbserver on a non-rooted device: https://t.co/RxzTqqb5WH.
The remote debugging experience is quite good once everything is setup.

[Paul Galindo @polyfructol]

@batinsse Renderdoc supports DDS. Quite handy when it's already installed !

[Paul Galindo @polyfructol]

@_mamoniem @ELDENRING Superb breakdown! @ado_tan, this had to be listed in your compilation page :)

[Paul Galindo @polyfructol]

@Enichan Sorry to insist but I'm confused 😅. I successfully compiled a shader without location layout.

[Paul Galindo @polyfructol]

@Enichan Just "uniform float foo;" no? Or maybe I'm missing something...

[Paul Galindo @polyfructol]

@CiroContns @Yondernauts The content of the book (and more !), seems to be available in this wiki : https://t.co/3aeySiwkJz

[Paul Galindo @polyfructol]

@mikulasflorek Worth mentioning, as a gdb frontend, CDT Standalone Debugger supports some neat features like reverse debugging. Watchpoints (data breakpoints) are also available through UI.

[Paul Galindo @polyfructol]

@TylerGlaiel To be fair, OpenGL errors become less mystical once debug output callback is set up (if supported). However, it's driver dependent so the messages can differ from gpu to gpu.

[Paul Galindo @polyfructol]

@EliasDaler In the same vein, @JasperRLZ and @Alainxyz videos are excellent !

[Adrian Courrèges @ado_tan]

How Metal Gear Solid V renders a frame: https://t.co/PmQN64p25M

[Paul Galindo @polyfructol]

@cmuratori @Zilerrezko @Jonathan_Blow @nothings @rygorous You should look at CDT/Standalone Debugger (more usable than QtCreator)

[Paul Galindo @polyfructol]

@cmuratori @Jonathan_Blow @marckhouzam CDT/StandaloneDebugger does a wonderful job providing a nice GUI for GDB https://t.co/eKtw4jIrsv