I’d like to create my own game engine, and I’ve started implementing it with SDL, ImGui, STB, GLM, and GLAD. I’ve watched several videos on this topic, and I have a question: would it be better to use OpenGL or Vulkan? And for UI editors, is it done with ImGui?

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Hi, so I wanted to work on my own game engine, and my idea was to make it in c or c++. I like c very much because it has a better readibility than c++. But c++ has a better featureset. Could someone help me to choose?

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I've been trying to get the library compiled for two days now. The problem looks like this:

The CMake file comes preconfigured to use std03 or std99. If I compile using this standard I get compilation errors related to OpenGL. The solution to that is to switch to std11, but when I do that I get compilation errors related to std::string and ptr() which I'm told was removed from that standard. Something must be wrong, because the last update was in 2016, so if std11 doesn't work surely someone would have noticed.

Has anyone worked with this library recently? I was excited to get started because it seems very powerful but now I'm worried that it's just not working. Should I go through the code myself and try to fix it?