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What this guide covers
A source note for graphics and real-time rendering developers on what the bgfx README lists for rendering backends, platforms, compilers and language bindings, how its licence wording reads, and how the repository is laid out. Based on three files at one commit, with the README showcase middle unread; nothing was installed or run.
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Guide title
bgfx repository documentation: what its README, LICENSE and file listing state (documentation only)
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A source note for graphics and real-time rendering developers on what the bgfx README lists for rendering backends, platforms, compilers and language bindings, how its licence wording reads, and how the repository is laid out. Based on three files at one commit, with the README showcase middle unread; nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- The README names BSD 2-clause while the LICENSE file has no title, and bundled third-party code has its own licences, so check those separately.
- The backend and platform lists are the project's own claims at one commit and were not tested.
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