adam000
commented
10 years ago Hi there,
I've been looking for an answer to this myself. The answer for me was to create my own fork and cherry-pick good changes (read: bugfixes, doc updates, features, etc) into my repository. This isn't a one-size-fits-all solution -- if you're not familiar with git, it could be a bit panic-inducing -- but I think this repo is at least a good starting point.
The things that I aim to fix in my fork:
- Outdated documentation (a lot of this stuff seems to be pre-go-1.0, yikes)
- No Mac or Windows support
- Bindings are on SDL 1.2 - with the recent release of SDL 2.0, it would be nice to update from 1.2
A lot of these things are sitting in pull requests or just in other forks! Obviously it needs to be tested and not blindly accepted, but there's a lot of potential.
I'm still sifting through the various forks, so I don't have any updates yet, but hopefully I'll have some improvements in my own repository soon.
EDIT: due to the tremendous amount of changes between SDL 1.2 and 2.0, I've decided to start from scratch. Contributions welcome!
this repository seems to be unactive for two years, and there are 74 forks, but i don't know which to choose. Which is best?