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Compiled DLL for the API? The bulk of the library is a single-header file, which is implemented with...
https://github.com/RobLoach/raylib-libretro/blob/master/include/raylib-libretro.h

#define RAYLIB_LIBRETRO_IMPLEMENTATION
#include "raylib-libretro.h"

While a DLL would be handy, I'm not sure it would really benefit much 😉

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Although, there is the lib directory, which could include the shared and static implementations:
https://github.com/RobLoach/raylib-libretro/tree/master/lib

Could be helpful for some, as you noted.

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Tried a shared lib over at #46 .... The shared lib would be used as a DLL.

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I would also like DLLs. This would be perfect to drop into nim-based project that uses raylib + emulators, and it would combine it all into one dynamic library, nicely I think.

I tried to add a few things to cmake, but couldn't get it working:

set(BUILD_SHARED_LIBS ON)

no error, just still only makes .a file, and no .dynlib/.so/.dll

add_library(raylib-libretro SHARED raylib-libretro)

CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:31 (add_library):
  add_library cannot create target "raylib-libretro" because another target
  with the same name already exists.  The existing target is an executable
  created in source directory
  "/Users/konsumer/Documents/otherdev/raylib-libretro/bin".  See
  documentation for policy CMP0002 for more details.

I'm sure it's something very dumb.

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My preferred usecase for stuff like this is not directly in C, but wrapped with FFI or whatever. So for me, a ready-made DLL would mean no build/c tools/etc, and it would have everything it needs to do raylib + libretro.

Maybe I am thinking about it wrong, though. Like an example is usage in nim, there is a great set of raylib bindings so I can just link to raylib DLL (which can be installed easily on any OS, or just included with the app) so I could make a separate project that is just nim bindings for raylib-libretro and my own DLL wrapped around it. That seems fine. Not quite sure how to use this to make a DLL, but I think it is probly simple, I just couldn't figure it out (I have a barely passable knowledge of cmake.)

I will try to figure it out.

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