gfm ~master

GFM

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IMPORTANT 2: GFM has been deprecated in favor of dplug:math. Use version 8 if you want the former content gfm:integer and gfm:math content. No PR will be accepted.

Hello,

Here is something I wanted to do for a while. I'm abandoning `gfm` in favor of `dplug:math` (vectors, matrices, and box), which will be tailored for Dplug needs. I know `gfm` has been a reliable and stable library over the years but there should be much better libraries around nowadays. `gfm` has never been super good in usability and purpose; and I just have no need for such a generic library anymore. I hope you understand and go build a better library. Overstretching with too many libraries to maintain is not very good for me. p0nce

IMPORTANT: GFMv8 has been stripped down to gfm:math and gfm:integers only. Use version 7 if you want the former content.

See the changelog here to upgrade: https://github.com/d-gamedev-team/gfm/wiki/Changelog

License

Public Domain (Unlicense).

How to use GFM?

Add the sub-package you are interested in in your dub.json:

   {
      "dependencies": {
        "gfm:math": "~>8.0"
      }
   }

Changelog

https://github.com/d-gamedev-team/gfm/wiki/Changelog

Why use GFM?

• GFM provides math primitives that are useful for games like vectors/matrices/quaternions in the gfm:math package,
• Also provide arbitrary sized integers, fixed point numbers, and half-float numbers in gfm:integers,

This library is really small now

There used to be a lot more stuff in GFM previously. See http://code.dlang.org to discover lots of useful libraries for your programs.