Raylib is an entire library dedicated to making games programming accesible and fun. It has bindings for many languages, including Zig.

Raylib added Zig's build system to its sources a few months ago so you can build Zig or C projects using Zig (since Zig can also compile C code).

It's an anonymous struct, similar to a tuple. You see, Zig doesn't allow variable parameter length (like ...args) in other languages. So print for instance takes this tuple: std.debug.print("{d} {s}", .{42, "Hello"});

but print without args is still: std.debug.print("Hi", .{});

I stopped my Zig journey a few weeks back because I couldn't figure out the .{}... back on it, thanks to you!

oh yeah because C or C++ had the best syntax. Odin/Jai is like D never took off. I programmed in D back in 2017 and it's still obscure even with the backing of big corps. The Zig team want's to move away from LLVM and that's a good thing.

@@_orangutan c looks a billion times better than that eyesore

@@gushinsussin Please #define better.

@@themathophage8238 looks better than a.v.c.d.f.g.h.f.g.g.h.j.jh.h.a() if i wanted that kind of syntax id use java then id shoot myself in the head

Dude doesn’t even have access to jai and is commenting on zig content about Odin and jai… Nonsense