sokol-samples

Sample code for https://github.com/floooh/sokol

asm.js/wasm live demos: https://floooh.github.io/sokol-html5/index.html

Minimal 8-bit emulators using the sokol headers: https://floooh.github.io/tiny8bit

Work In Progress

Build Status:

Platform	Build Status
OSX/Linux/Win(VS2017)
Windows(VS2015)

Public Service Announcements

• 01-Apr-2019: sample code for the new sokol_gl.h header:

  • sapp/sgl-sapp.c: triangles, quads, texturing and the matrix stack
  • sapp/sgl-lines-sapp.c: lines and line strips
  • sapp/sgl-microui-sapp.c: example microui integration
  • glfw/sgl-test-glfw.c: a pure GLFW/OpenGL 1.2 program to check whether sokol_gl.h behaves the same as OpenGL 1.2

• 05-Mar-2019: the sokol-app samples (in the sapp directory) now come with optional debugging UIs implemented via the new Dear ImGui based debug-inspection headers, these are compiled as separate executables, so the executable-versions without UI are still as small as possible.

• 19-Feb-2019: a new sokol_app.h sample has been added to demonstrate the new SOKOL_NO_ENTRY feature (in which sokol_app.h doesn't hijack the main function): sapp/noentry-sapp.c

• 26-Jan-2019: The sokol_app.h samples now also work on Android. See below for build instructions.

• 12-Apr-2018: New samples have been added to demonstrate the new optional vertex-buffer- and index-buffer-offsets in the sg_draw_state struct. Also the location of fips build-system files have changed, please update fips with a 'git pull' from the fips directory.

• 27-Mar-2018: The Dear Imgui fips wrapper has recently been moved to a new repository at https://github.com/fips-libs/fips-imgui and updated to the latest ImGui version which required some code changes. If you already had checked out sokol-samples, perform the following steps to udpate:

  1. delete the fips-imgui directory
  2. in the sokol-samples directory, run ./fips fetch

How to build

Make sure that the following tools are in the path. Exact versions shouldn't matter:

> python --version
Python 2.7.10
> cmake --version
cmake version 3.8.2
# make is only needed for building through emscripten
> make --version
GNU Make 3.81
# on OSX (on Windows you just need a recent VS)
> xcodebuild -version
Xcode 9.0

Building the platform-specific samples

There are two types of samples, platform-specific samples in the folders d3d11, glfw, html5 and metal, and platform-agnostic samples using the sokol_app.h application-wrapper header in the folder sapp.

To build the GLFW samples on Linux, MacOS and Windows:

> mkdir ~/scratch
> cd ~/scratch
> git clone git@github.com:floooh/sokol-samples
> cd sokol-samples
> ./fips build
...
> ./fips list targets
...
> ./fips run triangle-glfw
...

On Linux you'll need to install a couple of development packages for GLFW: http://www.glfw.org/docs/latest/compile.html#compile_deps_x11

To build for Metal on OSX:

> cd ~/scratch/sokol-samples
> ./fips set config metal-osx-xcode-debug
> ./fips build
...
> ./fips list targets
...
> ./fips run triangle-metal

To build for Metal on iOS:

> cd ~/scratch/sokol-samples
> ./fips set config metal-ios-xcode-debug
> ./fips set iosteam [YOUR-TEAM-ID]
> ./fips gen
> ./fips open
# Xcode should open now, where you can build and run the iOS code as usual

The [YOUR-TEAM-ID] must be replaced with your Apple Developer Team ID, this is a 10-character string which you can look up on https://developer.apple.com/account/#/membership. If you get build errors about 32-bit targets, exit Xcode, run ./fips clean, ./fips gen and ./fips open again. This is a known but unsolved issue which I need to investigate.

Another known issue: The arraytex-metal sample currently has a weird rendering artefact at least on my iPad Mini4 which looks like Z-fighting.

To build for D3D11 on Windows:

> cd /scratch/sokol-samples
> fips set config d3d11-win64-vstudio-debug
> fips build
...
> fips list targets
...
> fips run triangle-d3d11

To build for emscripten:

> cd ~/scratch/sokol-samples
> ./fips setup emscripten
[...this will take a while]
> ./fips set config webgl2-emsc-make-release
> ./fips build
...
> ./fips list targets
...
> ./fips run triangle-emsc
...

To build for Android:

Plug an Android device into your computer, and then:

> cd ~/scratch/sokol-samples
> ./fips setup android
[...this will install a local Android SDK/NDK under ../fips-sdks/android]
> ./fips set config sapp-android-make-debug
> ./fips build
...
> ./fips list targets
...
> ./fips run triangle-sapp
...

The last command should install and run the triangle-sapp sample on the connected Android device.

To debug Android applications I recommend using Android Studio with "Profile or debug APK". You can find the compiled APK files under ../fips-deploy/[project]/[config].

To build the platform-agnostic sokol_app.h samples:

Building the sokol_app.h samples is currently supported for MacOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, HTML5 and Android (RaspberryPi is planned).

Use any of the following custom build configs starting with sapp- which matches your platform and build system:

> ./fips list configs | grep sapp-
  sapp-android-make-debug
  ...
  sapp-d3d11-win64-vs2017-debug
  sapp-d3d11-win64-vs2017-release
  sapp-d3d11-win64-vscode-debug
  sapp-d3d11-win64-vstudio-debug
  sapp-d3d11-win64-vstudio-release
  sapp-ios-xcode-debug
  ...
  sapp-win64-vstudio-debug
  sapp-win64-vstudio-release
> ./fips set config sapp-...
> ./fips build
> ./fips list targets
> ./fips run cube-sapp

Note the following caveats:

• for HTML5, first install the emscripten SDK as described above in the native HTML5 sample section
• for iOS, set the developer team id, as described above in the iOS section
• OpenGL is currently not supported on MacOS because NSOpenGLView and friends are broken on the MacOS Mojave beta, instead use the sapp-metal-* build configs (GLES on iOS is supported though)

Thanks to:

• GLFW: https://github.com/glfw/glfw
• flextGL: https://github.com/ginkgo/flextGL
• Handmade-Math: https://github.com/StrangeZak/Handmade-Math
• Dear Imgui: https://github.com/ocornut/imgui

Enjoy!