Simple game

game.c

# include <renderer.h>
# include <input.h> // other C files except they end in .h

// ... our structs

int main (void) {
	
	// ... initializing a visible os window for rendering
	
	struct Player player;
	player.pos = [0, 0, 0]; // array of floats (aka vector3)
	player.rot = [0, 0, 0];
	
	player.mesh = renderer.getMeshFromFile("player.fbx");
	
	// a simple update loop
	// LOL this will probably run at 100000000000000000000000 fps if we were timing it
	while (true) {
		input.Update()
			
		MovePlayer (player);
		RenderPlayer (player);
		
		if (input.getKeyDown("ctrl") && input.getKeyDown("q")) {
			break; // breaks out of the loop
		}
	}
}

void MovePlayer (struct Player player) {
	// move the player based on input
	if (input.getKeyDown("a")) {
		player.pos[0] += 1.0; // pos[0] is equvalent to pos.x in a struct vector vs an array vector
	}
	// ... other input checks
}

void RenderPlayer (struct Player player) {
	// the C renderer function render takes in a pos (float[3]), rot (also float[3]), and a Mesh struct
	renderer.render(player.pos, player.rot, player.mesh);
}