Pascal projects done with SDL 2.0 (or 1.2)

[BeRo]

My c64 emulator http://www.micro64.de/ uses SDL 1.2 and SDL 2.0 (I'm using my own private SDL 2.0 pascal headers, which I've made 3-4 years ago, and which is usable for statically and dynamically linking) in each four binaries per target, 2x 32-bit (1x SDL 1.2 1x SDL 2.0), 2x 64-bit (1x SDL 1.2 1x SDL 2.0).

http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=56465 from me uses also SDL 1.2.

And my BRTECH1 project ( https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...64CA3F3026E804 ) uses also SDL 2.0.

And my Supraleiter project ( https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...Oak3nsC4UoaC4- ) uses also SDL 2.0.

And my rewipeout project ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MI_jtU2kiQk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7G3i4B4rJY0 ) uses also SDL 2.0.

... I think, my project list with SDL will be too long for to list them here completely.

[Matthias]

Thanks for the list. These are impressive projects. Could you estimate the influence of SDL in these games as a whole? I'm specifically looking for projects where SDL plays a key role.

... I think, my project list with SDL will be too long for to list them here completely.

Maybe you could mention the three most impressive projects from your point of view where SDL plays a key role.

[Super Vegeta]

On my site (svgames.pl) I have a few projects using SDL1, that is:
- Alexland, a 2D shooter a'la Crimsonland
- platformer, a, well, platformer game (not really finished, got stuck at demo)
- Colorful, a simple game originally made in 48h for Ludum Dare (+source)
- Puzelki, a simple puzzle game

Right now I have some projects using SDL2 underway, but I prefer not to talk too much about them until I'm quite certain I'll be able to finish & deliver.

[Matthias]

Thanks for the list. I'd be happy to add Alexland, Colorful and Puzelki. The source code of Platformer isn't released right? I've sent a PM to request further details on the projects.

I stay tuned to see what SDL2 projects are underway :-)!