| ▲ | colleagueRiley 3 days ago | ||||||||||||||||
It is a single-header library in terms of the format, yes. But it is also not designed to be a single-header library, unlike an STB-style library. Nuklear is a full-sized library that can be compiled into and used as one file. However, RGFW and STB are designed to be lightweight and minimalistic. That's the distinctive part of single-header libraries, also known as STB-style libraries. To be clear, I don't mean this to hate on Nuklear, it's a cool UI library, but its design doesn't match the single-header format. | |||||||||||||||||
| ▲ | ranger_danger 3 days ago | parent [-] | ||||||||||||||||
How is it not designed to be a single-header library? The README even directly states "Single-header library". How is it not designed to be lightweight and minimalistic? How do you think the design differs from your idea (which is what exactly?) of a "single-header format"? | |||||||||||||||||
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