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Low-level Game Programming in Haskell

Low-level game programming in Haskell is done via bindings (Haskell libraries that provide access to other libraries, often written in C or C++). Libraries commonly used in games implement abstractions for graphics and interactive multimedia, provide access to specific hardware and simulate physics.

• Multimedia
  • [SDL 1.2](SDL » SDL1)
  • SDL2
  • OpenGL
• Hardware
  • [Input hardware: wiimotes](Hardware » Wiimote)
  • Input hardware: kinect
• Physics
  • (to be completed)

Game Programming concepts

Main article: Game Programming Concepts

• The big picture
• Game Loop
• Assets
• Game Architecture
• Physics and collisions
• Cameras, scrolling, views
• Menus
• Preferences
• Data Structures

Functional Reactive Programming

Haskell specifics