Add a macro that allows not including STB's impl. #3318
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This is useful for projects that want to use bgfx's imgui layer but supply their own STB implementation that would otherwise conflict with this one (due to them being global C functions).
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I dislike this approach, but understand what's the problem... Also bgfx doesn't use #ifdef/#ifndef rather uses defines that are set to 0 or 1. |
Any suggestions on how to implement this nicely? |
Not really right now. I would have to look at it to refresh my memory why it's done like that. |
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Let me know if you'd like to find a way to move forward with this or if I should close this PR. |
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Somewhere in your setting add |
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This is useful for projects that want to use bgfx's imgui layer but supply their own STB implementation that would otherwise conflict with this one (due to them being global C functions).