Kludge-ImGUI provides platform-specific binaries that integrate Kludge with Dear ImGUI.
Kludge-ImGUI provides an interface for native code suitable for integrating with the JVM via the JNA library. Kludge-ImGUI exposes code directly from ImGUI when compatible, but also automatically-generated C-style wrappers from cimgui.
Since I'm still avoiding learning CMake, this project uses Gradle to build platform-specific binaries. Gradle's support for building C/C++ projects seems to be rather new and experimental, but so far it seems to work pretty well.
Prerequisites: Make sure the Vulkan and GLFW SDKs are installed for your platform.
On Windows and OSX, create a gradle.properties file with the paths to your installation locations
for header files (include), and dynamic libraries (lib):
systemProp.paths.vulkan.include = /path/to/folder
systemProp.paths.glfw.include = /path/to/folder
systemProp.paths.vulkan.lib = /path/to/folder
systemProp.paths.glfw.lib = /path/to/folder
On Linux, specifying these paths via gradle.properties is not necessary, since the package
manager will tell the compiler where they are.
Finally, to build Kluge-ImGUI, simply run:
./gradlew assembleRelease
If the compilation worked, the binary for your platform should appear in build/lib/main/release