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Added this as an example.
I stumbled upon the GDI demo PR recently and wondered, "Why don't we have a GLFW implementation?" So, I wrote a basic implementation.
It's pretty raw right now - I hashed it out in about an hour while flipping through the GLFW docs. I mostly omitted error handling, and moved input processing to glfw callbacks. There are some tweaks in the function signatures (like r_init, r_present), mainly because certain GLFW functions needed the GLFWwindow parameter.
I tested this in MinGW64 (MSYS2). To compile you need to install
glfwandpkg-configpackages (or replacepkg-config --libs glfw3with-L<path-to-libglfw> -lglfw3inbuild.sh). To install these packages (in MSYS2) run: