Optimize include_image macro #8
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i will definitely check this out, thanks. However i currently have not much time, so it take maybe a while. |
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This lib is very useful, but it takes ages to compile "large" (~16K) images, due to the way in which the pixel arrays are built. I believe I've found a better way, with a const loop which the compiler has a much better time handling. The example seems to work (except that SDL segfaults almost immediately, but that's also the case for main on my machine).
Also fixed a couple of typos and clippy warnings. Thanks for the lib, I hope this is useful!