RobotandClaude Sonnet 4.6
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- Enable IMGUI_USE_WCHAR32 in imconfig.h (ImWchar = uint32_t) - Extend ImFontGlyphRangesBuilder, ImFontConfig, ImFontAtlas for 32-bit codepoints - Cross-compile natives for macOS universal, Linux x86_64 (glibc), Windows x86_64 - Publish as org.nnstd.imgui:...:1.90.0-wchar32+mrlokop2 to mvn.mrlokop.dev - Add BUILDING.md with full rebuild and publish instructions Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Overview
The folder contains libraries used by the binding and the binding.sha1 checksum for the imgui-binding/src/main directory that the libraries are built upon. These libraries are utilized during the release process.
Specifying the Library Path
To specify the folder containing these files, provide the imgui.library.path (or java.library.path) VM option. For example:
-Dimgui.library.path=./folder/path
You can also use the java.library.path option in the same manner.
Changing the Library Name
By default, the binding expects the file name imgui-java64. You can change this by using the imgui.library.name VM option. For example:
-Dimgui.library.name=custom-lib-name.dll
Expected Library File Names
The expected library file names for different operating systems are:
| OS | Library |
|---|---|
| Windows | imgui-java64.dll |
| Linux | libimgui-java64.so |
| macOS | libimgui-java64.dylib |
Additional Information
- All libraries include statically compiled FreeType.
- The macOS version is a universal library and support x86_64 and arm64 architectures.
Continuous Integration
The hash sum in the binding.sha1 file is used in continuous integration (CI) to determine if there is a need to update the native binaries.