pxCore

pxCore is a small open source library that provides a portable framebuffer and windowing abstraction for C++. This library is intended to hide the complexity of writing rasterization code on multiple platforms and allows you to easily write the following sorts of things in a portable way:

2d and 3d rasterizers
Transition Libraries
Filter Routines
Image Processing

In its design, a few principles were followed:

Be Small – A simple windowed application can be built (on Windows) in as little as 8k.
Be Simple – The framebuffer abstraction supports 32bpp framebuffers and is intended to be minimal yet complete.
Don’t tightly couple the framebuffer and windowing functionality. Some other framebuffer libraries (eg. PixelToaster) don’t separate out the framebuffer abstraction from the windowing abstraction. By loosely coupling the two abstractions, this library becomes much more valuable. The framebuffer functionality can be used and integrated with other windowing toolkits easily, making YOUR code more reusable.
Platform native surface construction
Policy free resizing support – No policy is baked into the window resizing support so that applications completely control their own resizing behavior.
Portable Keyboard, Mouse and Window events
Support for portable performance timers
Basic Animation Support - Support for a basic animation timer event (frames per second) is built into the windowing abstraction, making it easy to write applications that animate their contents.
pxCore has been ported to Windows, pocketpc (arm4), linux(x11), and OSX.

The most popular usage of pxCore is pxscene. pxscene is an application engine that exposes a scene graph API to a Javascript engine. It gives JavaScript applications access to the pxscene API for visual elements that can be used for composition. pxscene is written on top of pxCore.

pxscene:

supports rich animation and alpha masking primitives
exposes a DOM-like programming model
supports promises for asynchronous behaviors
uses W3C event bubbling semantics

pxscene source code is in pxCore/examples/pxScene2d. Instructions for building pxscene are here: Building pxscene Instructions for debugging pxscene JavaScript applications using VSCode are here: Debugging applications

License

topcoderinc/pxCore

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