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rfont.c

v1.2025.9

Published

Simple-to-use single header modular font rendering library written in C; Riley Mabb (2023).

Readme

RFont

logo image

Simple single header modular library for font rendering and atlas management, by Riley Mabb.
The library is designed to be lightweight, RFont.h itself does not directly handle rendering calls, it passes raw data to the user defined renderer.

RFont_gl and RFont_gl1 serve as examples of user defined renderers.

RFont is written in Pure C89. It uses stdint.h and inline by default.

Adding #define RFONT_C89 will use fallbacks for stdint.h and inline.

Build statuses

cplus workflow cplus workflow windows cplus workflow windows

Contacts

  • email : [email protected]
  • discord : ColleagueRiley
  • discord server : https://discord.gg/pXVNgVVbvh

Installation

Run:

$ npm i rfont.c

And then include RFont.h as follows:

#include "node_modules/rfont.c/RFont.h"

Documentation

For documentation read the RFont.h file and check out the example in ./example

uses

A Terminal emulator created using RFont by Noxomix
RSGL (my GUI library)

Credits

stb_truetype

RFont uses stb_truetype for working with fonts.

A modified version of stb_truetype is included in the RFont header.
But you can use an external copy by adding #define RFONT_EXTERNAL_STB to your code

Fontstash

Fontstash is another font rendering library with simular goals.

Fontash was used as a reference for some of this code.

However, this library is intended to have better perfromance and be more lightweight than fontstash.

ORG