ProtoInput VS Scimark2-Dev-Cpp

You could do the things "manually" and experiment with ProtoInput.

I think the new Ilyaki project Proto Input works with web browsers.

This update includes Proto Input (github.com/ilyaki/protoinput) which is a complete rewrite of all hooks, meaning MASSIVELY improved keyboard and mouse input support. KBM input will work on more games, and be much smoother! Download it here: https://github.com/ZeroFox5866/nucleuscoop/releases

Some quick news before we begin. In the Discord server linked below, one of the developers of Nucleus, Ilyaki, released a new program called ProtoInput. In short, it is an improved version of the code used to hook input for Nucleus, to eventually be integrated into Nucleus. At the moment, it is modular in design, and can be used by itself with the included ProtoInput Host, which is essentially an upgraded Universal Split Screen. In theory it should work for every game Nucleus supports, and it does work for games Nucleus doesn't. Ilyaki released a bunch of profiles he uses for it, and you can find them on the Discord. Feel free to give it a shot!

Use new dev c++ fork embarcadero dev c++ fork If you have to use dev c++. But visual studio is times better.

Stamping the same function out millions of times to reach a billion lines doesn't seem too relevant to real world applications. This looks like it would be fairly friendly to the compiler; it's not having to parse hundreds of files with hundreds of #includes full of template metaprogramming.