Oto 1.0 driver for the Kinc library #200
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Note: Go dependency was bumped to 1.17 because of the use of |
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Oto v1 is under a maintenance mode so I cannot accept this PR, sorry. |
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Also I don't plan to accept this change even for v2 so far |
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I’m sorry that this is PR is against the 1.0 branch, but as you have seen, the Beep library is taking forever to transition to Oto 2.x (faiface/beep#130) so I think it’s still worth having it in Oto 1.0.
This driver is activated when building with
-tags kinc. It uses the Kinc library (https://github.com/Kode/Kinc) which is a low-level multiplatform framework similar to SDL.I have successfully tested the driver on the following platforms:
The driver also compiles properly for the PlayStation 4, but I do not have the appropriate hardware to test it. Given that it works flawlessly on all the other platforms and there is no platform-specific code, I’m not too worried.