01:32 <discocaml> <jumpnbrownweasel> @flyinfoxtrot asked a question in #webdev about cohttp-eio and has gotten no response.

01:32 <discocaml> <jumpnbrownweasel> anyone know who to ping about that? the question is here:

01:32 <discocaml> <jumpnbrownweasel> https://discord.com/channels/436568060288172042/439062744105484288/1152047945731018782

01:48 <discocaml> <rbjorklin> I've just replied.

11:24 <discocaml> <lroche> I had another look today to see how hard it would be to bind Dear ImGui. And raygui is actually meant to build UIs and is also an immediate GUI lib. So it might be a good starting point in a larger number of cases.

11:24 <discocaml> <lroche> But binding ImGui should also not be too difficult. There's a json file which describes the whole C interface. The info is a bit low level, like the return type of `ImGui::GetIO` is `ImGuiIO*`, one would have to parse the string and get the `*` to know that it is a pointer. Nothing that looks impossible

11:25 <discocaml> <lroche> I had another look today to see how hard it would be to bind Dear ImGui. And raygui is actually meant to build UIs and is also an immediate GUI lib. So it might be a good starting point in a large number of cases.

11:25 <discocaml> <lroche> But binding ImGui should also not be too difficult. There's a json file which describes the whole C interface. The info is a bit low level, like the return type of `ImGui::GetIO` is `ImGuiIO*`, one would have to parse the string and get the `*` to know that it is a pointer. Nothing that looks impossible

11:40 <companion_cube> Still not very easy

11:40 <companion_cube> I had partial bindings going if you're interested

11:41 <companion_cube> But it's also hard because everything is passed by ref and modified, in ocaml you'd probably have to translate that into passing a value and returning it?

11:54 <discocaml> <lroche> is there a lot of mutation actually going on?

12:08 <companion_cube> In dear imgui, yes, I think

12:08 <companion_cube> Passing pointers to bool, ints, vec2, etc