Aldaron's Device Interface

Create cross-platform applications and video games. ADI's goal is to be a powerful, easy-to-use, and minimal SDL-esque library.

Features

Clock interface (missing time and date)
Screen + Input interface (missing joystick & touchpad on Windows, missing touch)
Switch between OpenGL, OpenGLES or Vulkan depending on what's available.
Switch between XCB, or WinAPI depending on what's available.

Direct dependencies reach 1.0 (adi_screen, adi_storage, etc)
Support Missing features listed above
Support Audio interface (Audio Input/Output - Speaker/Microphone)
Support Network interface (Send and receive packets over Ethernet or Wifi)
Support Storage interface (Hard drive, Solid state drive, USB drive, CD/DVD, and SD card)
Support USB interface (Send and recieve packets over USB between a Computer and an Arduino, Tablet, or Phone)
Support Bluetooth interface (Send and receive packets over bluetooth.)
Support Camera interface (Record Video from a Webcam or other Camera)
Support Haptic interface (Cause vibrations in a Joystick, Phone or Other controller)
Support Vulkan with Wayland on Linux
Support Vulkan on Android
Support Vulkan with Direct to Display on Raspberry Pi
Support Metal or MoltenVk on MacOS
Support Metal or MoltenVk on iOS
Support Vulkan on the Nintendo Switch
Support WebGL on Web Assembly
Support Bare Metal Arm
Support Bare Metal X86