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[imgui] Split bindings to multiple features (microsoft#12329)
* [imgui] Split bindings to multiple features See microsoft#12250. I tested all the features on x86-windows, x64-windows, x64-windows-static and x64-linux triplets. Everything build fine except: - dx12-binding on x86-windows. There's an issue opened about it here : ocornut/imgui#2406 - allegro5-binding on x64-linux, because the current allegro5 port fails to build on this platform. Contrary to the previous port which simply copied the sources to a specific folder, bindings are now compiled with their dependencies. The only exception is Marmelade, because there's no port available for it yet. Unfortunately, I can't test the OSX and metal bindings. If someone using this platform could test it, it would be very much appreciated. :) * [imgui] Move port files to the correct folder * Update ports/imgui/CONTROL Co-authored-by: Rémy Tassoux <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Jack·Boos·Yu <[email protected]>
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