This is in regards to adding a new platform such as a pico board or a display output to this system.
Please note only RP2350 is supported by this repository, so only Pico 2 boards are possible. Pico 1 support will not be accepted due to RAM and screen size constraints.
Pico board additions are fairly simple, usually only required to be committed as CMakeLists.txt changes. Add your board as an enum option in the RAYLIB_BOARD option, then in the if-else tree set PICO_BOARD to the correct header from the Pico SDK.
You will also want to do so again under pico_raylib's compiler definitions because you need to set the PSRAM pin to the one your board uses. Otherwise the chip won't be selected and memory heavy apps will fail to allocate RAM.
This is much more complex. Use optionals/pimoroni_display_pack_28 as an example.
First, add it as an option to the CMake enum for RAYLIB_DISPLAY, making sure to be careful of the name you put in.
Next, copy and paste templates/optionals_display into optionals and rename that folder to the exact name you will used in CMake, except in lower case and with periods removed. CMake is setup to automatically find this if your enum was selected for RAYLIB_DISPLAY.
Then, go through both the header and the c file to implement all of the drivers you need for your board type.
Only C99 with the GNU99 extension code is allowed (I'm fully aware the Pico SDK uses some C++ and ends up building to CXX by force, but let's keep it standard.) If need be this section may be extended in the future.
All pull requests are subject to code review and may be changed to meet the formatting and standards set out in this repository, as seen fit. Requests for changes may be frequent.