Better framepacing - Windows SDL Edition #330
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This won't work. Maybe I can do it for Windows only. I don't want to mess with compiler and instruction sets 😅 |
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Couldn't figure out that stuff for other compilers, OSes and architectures. sorry
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* Use high-resolution timer on Win 10 * Better timing for windows Couldn't figure out that stuff for other compilers, OSes and architectures. sorry
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This reverts commit 3abe308.
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New frame timing approach for OpenGL renderer:
Hopefully helps non-windows a bit too. -> nope need help for other architectures and compilers