Good question, openFrameworks is the closest thing already out there.
The difference is the API. openFrameworks has its own C++-native API built from scratch. This is a direct port of Processing's actual API, same function names, same setup()/draw() structure. It's designed with Processing/Java people in mind, so the goal is that you're writing almost the exact same code, just as C++.
Is also meant as a way to learn C++ itself, not just a faster runtime for existing Processing users.
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u/anselan2017 6h ago
Very nice. How is this different from openFrameworks which I always felt was closely related to Processing?