Raspberry PI (5) support

andreamancuso commented 1 week ago

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Release Notes

New Features
- Integrated the fmt library for improved string formatting.
- Added support for ARM architecture in build configuration.
Bug Fixes
- Updated OpenGL context initialization for better compatibility.
Documentation
- Added instructions for building on Raspberry Pi OS.
- Expanded platform support details to include Ubuntu 22.04 LTS.
Chores
- Updated dependency version for @xframes/node to 0.0.19.
- Added fmt.dll to .gitignore.
Style
- Commented out unused font definitions in the application.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request primarily involve updates to the ImGuiRenderer class and associated files within the dear-imgui package. Key modifications include replacing the <format> header with <fmt/core.h>, updating method implementations to utilize the fmt library for string formatting, and adjusting OpenGL context settings. Additionally, the package.json and vcpkg.json files reflect version updates and new dependencies, while documentation is enhanced for Raspberry Pi OS. The .gitignore file is also updated to exclude fmt.dll.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
`packages/dear-imgui/cpp/app/include/imgui_renderer.h`	Updated header inclusion from `<format>` to `<fmt/core.h>`.
`packages/dear-imgui/cpp/app/src/imgui_renderer.cpp`	Replaced `std::format` with `fmt::format`, modified OpenGL context initialization, and added error callback for WebGPU. Updated method signatures for `LoadTexture`.
`packages/dear-imgui/examples/node-example/package.json`	Updated `@xframes/node` dependency version from `0.0.18` to `0.0.19`.
`packages/dear-imgui/npm/node/.gitignore`	Added entry for `fmt.dll` to be ignored by Git.
`packages/dear-imgui/npm/node/CMakeLists.txt`	Added ARM architecture support and included `fmt` library as a required dependency.
`packages/dear-imgui/npm/node/README.md`	Added instructions for Raspberry Pi OS and ensured proper formatting for Fedora 41 dependencies.
`packages/dear-imgui/npm/node/src/index.tsx`	Commented out "roboto-bold" and "roboto-mono-regular" font definitions in `fontDefs`.
`packages/dear-imgui/npm/node/vcpkg.json`	Added `fmt` library as a new dependency.

Possibly related PRs

#79: The changes in this PR directly relate to the main PR as they both involve modifications to the imgui_renderer.h file, specifically the inclusion of the <fmt/core.h> header, indicating a shift in the formatting library used.

🐰 In the code we play,
A new format leads the way,
With fmt we now align,
Rendering paths so fine,
For Raspberry Pi, we cheer,
As dependencies draw near! 🐇✨

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