LoadBMP | simple single-header C library | Image Editing library

I am trying to make a flappy bird game in Haskell and I'd like to know if there's a way to "compile" the .bmp files into the binary? So I can only share the executable and don't need a folder with the sprites.

I am using gloss-1.13.0.1 and loading the bmp as

I want to make a program that shows the earth with a space texture as the background.

• The earth is a 3D Uniform with a earth texture (.bmp).

• The space with the stars is a texture (.bmp).

I have summarized what I have to do:

• Create a new Model Matrix
• Position it at the same place where the camera is
• Disable depth test before drawing
• Reverse culling

This is the Load function:

I'm adding a feature to a project that will allow users to see a heat map representation of their mouse movements on the screen in real time. My goal is to make this API as dynamic as possible.

By dynamic, I mean I would like users to be able to use this API to generate the heat map in real time and then plug that heat map into their third party graphics software to view that heat map. (i.e Unity, React, Mobile, etc.. )

For testing purposes the third party graphics software that I am using is Unity. I have created a .cs unity script that does the following per frame:

1. Start recording mouse locations.
2. Have ExternalProgram.exe generate a bitmap image using the points that unity just recorded.
3. Then have Unity display the updated .bmp image on the screen.

Right now the problem that I am having is that the .bmp file is not being created when I use ProcessStartInfo in my unity script to run the .exe that is in charge of creating the .bmp image.

I've been debugging this code for the past week trying to figure out what is wrong with it. I know for a fact that Unity is successfully recording the mouse's location and passing those values to the .exe after calling ProcessStartInfo.

But for some reason it doesn't actually create the .bmp file. This is weird because if I independently run the ExternalProject in Visual Studio then it works just fine and it creates the .bmp file and shows the correct heat map representation on the image.

I figured that maybe starting a program and passing it tons of data and having that program create a file would be a lot of work for unity to do every single frame. (I am open to suggestions on ways to get around having to do that) So I decided to just have the script record points for the first 15 seconds and then try to write that data to the .bmp file but that didn't work either.

Main program file for ExternalProject.exe

I tried to apply textures to squares with the following code, but they didn't apply. Is there a problem with the code above? "dd" is printed on the console window. I think it is read the bmp file. but I only see white square like the following pictures.

Bitmap files are located in the project folder.

LoadBMP() is a function that opens the bmp file. LoadGLTextures() is a function to load textures.

ps. I am not good at English. I'm sorry.

System : MacOS, ghc with sdl2 installed.

As stated in the title, how can I create a gradually faded image via sdl2? (Note that the figure is given by a .bmp file located somewhere in the PC.)

I have already written the code below. myFaded is actually the function I need. However, currently haskell will complain that there is no setSurfaceAlphamod.

I'm studying C and know nothing about C++. LazyFoo's SDL2 tutorial that uses C++ does a thing with double colons that I don't understand and thus cannot follow in C.

If it helps, here's the link to the tutorial:

http://lazyfoo.net/tutorials/SDL/04_key_presses/index.php

When I am trying to display images on a square, they are not mapping properly to corners. These are the original images and the outputs -

I had downloaded original images from the net, and then converted them to bmp using online converter to use them in the code.

here is the code -

I have a bitmap image with 24 bpp, 12x12 pixles. when I try to load it to a strust that was built by this page of Simplified Windows BMP Bitmap File Format Specification I get 2 errors:

1. 1. the file size size in struct BITMAPFILEHEADER is zero when it should be 54, while the reserved2 should be 0 when it's 54.
   2. the bpp in BITMAPIMAGEHEADER is never right.
   3. the image size in the same struct is never right.
   4. the file pointer fileptr jumps to a random location which reads trash and not the actual data of the bitmap from memory unless I move it back to the head of the file and manually move it again 14 bytes again. my question is: how do I fix this ? is there a way to fix this ?

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I am making a game, for which i use textures. These textures are loaded in in Gloss from BMP files and give a IO Picture.

Now i have a list of IO Pictures, which i want to render. The render takes a picture, and you can compose multiple pictures into one, with pictures

Now