micro-gl
A headers-only C++11 CPU vector graphics library that requires no standard library, FPU, or GPU.
What is micro-gl?
micro-gl is a headers-only C++11 vector graphics library that performs all rendering on the CPU without requiring a standard library, floating-point unit (FPU), or GPU. It provides tools for drawing 2D and 3D shapes, applying blends and compositing, and supports flexible numeric systems including fixed-point arithmetic. It solves the problem of adding vector graphics to embedded systems or environments with strict hardware constraints.
C++ developers working on embedded systems, retro computing, or any project requiring lightweight, portable graphics without GPU dependencies.
Developers choose micro-gl for its extreme portability, zero external dependencies, and the ability to run on hardware without an FPU or GPU. Its headers-only design and template-based architecture allow for minimal footprint and compile-time optimizations.
Overview
Headers Only C++11 CPU Vector Graphics. no std-lib, no FPU and no GPU required !
Use Cases
Best For
- Adding vector graphics to embedded systems with limited resources
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