WIP Carp bindings for the raylib gamedev library.

These bindings are still a major work in progress. Expect bugs.

There is tentative support for raylib 3.0, but it has not been tested as of yet.

• The BoneInfo struct.
• The VrDeviceInfo struct.
• The TraceLogCallback typedef.
• The RAudioBuffer struct does not have a copy function yet.

As of right now, only a few structs have equality functions implemented. More will be added as it becomes apparent that they are needed.

I almost definitely need to re-evaluate how structs with static-length array members are initialized.

Despite these issues, you should already be more than capable of creating 2D games with these bindings.

• Carp
• LLVM
• raylib
• (Optional) raygui

There are a few things that I've had to do to get this working. They are as follows.

• I've had to modify Carp's core.h to remove Windows headers that contain functions that cause naming collisions with raylib functions.

The changes I've made are:

#define NODRAWTEXT
#define NOGDI
#define NOUSER
#define NOSOUND

#include <windows.h>
#undef PlaySound

I've provided my core.h for convenience. On non-Windows platforms, this does not apply. Keep in mind that I cannot guarantee that this will not cause problems for certain programs.

• I've also had to create a helper header called raylib_helper.h. This contains a few defines and functions that allow the bindings to work properly. Like the Carp side of the bindings, this header is a work in progress.

Additionally, there are a few stylistic quirks that you should be aware of.

• I made a choice to group functions into modules. If you do not explicitly state (use module) under the file import, you will need to prepend the module name to each function.
• In keeping with Lisp tradition, all functions are kebab-case. I'm still trying to decide on a stylistic choice for constants; right now, all of them are kebab-case except for raylib's built-in colors, which are simply lowercase due to my indecision about whether to call RAYWHITE raywhite or ray-white.

Bindings for raygui are available. If you want to use them standalone, simply add #define RAYGUI_STANDALONE to the top of raygui_helper.h.

I have not yet created bindings for raymath or rlgl.