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C Easily with SDL2
Object Oriented Programming simplifies the task of programming real
world problems by breaking the problem into thinkable chunks called objects, and
letting each object handle its sphere of the problem in concert with other objects.
While C is not designed as a OOP language, a simple protocol can be used to
program class like objects in C. This little book demonstrates how C can be organized
in a OOP manner.
The demonstration is not just a recipe however. In explaining the protocol, structs,
pointers and handling memory are explained in a way that, I hope, removes the scary
monsters that seem to lurk in the shadow lands of C. SDL2 and openGL are used to
provide an example of how external libraries can be set up alongside mingw, and to provide
a moderately complex program that draws text upon a screen aligned quad while
illustrating how C can be coded object orientedly.
world problems by breaking the problem into thinkable chunks called objects, and
letting each object handle its sphere of the problem in concert with other objects.
While C is not designed as a OOP language, a simple protocol can be used to
program class like objects in C. This little book demonstrates how C can be organized
in a OOP manner.
The demonstration is not just a recipe however. In explaining the protocol, structs,
pointers and handling memory are explained in a way that, I hope, removes the scary
monsters that seem to lurk in the shadow lands of C. SDL2 and openGL are used to
provide an example of how external libraries can be set up alongside mingw, and to provide
a moderately complex program that draws text upon a screen aligned quad while
illustrating how C can be coded object orientedly.
97 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 21, 2014
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