void deinit()
{
// Shutdown the SteamAPI
SteamController()->Shutdown();
SteamAPI_Shutdown();
// Delete the SteamAchievements object
if (g_SteamAchievements)
delete g_SteamAchievements;
// Shutdown Steam CEG
Steamworks_TermCEGLibrary();
}
static int RealMain( const char *pchCmdLine, HINSTANCE hInstance, int nCmdShow )
{
if ( SteamAPI_RestartAppIfNecessary( k_uAppIdInvalid ) )
{
// if Steam is not running or the game wasn't started through Steam, SteamAPI_RestartAppIfNecessary starts the
// local Steam client and also launches this game again.
// Once you get a public Steam AppID assigned for this game, you need to replace k_uAppIdInvalid with it and
// removed steam_appid.txt from the game depot.
return EXIT_FAILURE;
}
// Init Steam CEG
if ( !Steamworks_InitCEGLibrary() )
{
OutputDebugString( "Steamworks_InitCEGLibrary() failed\n" );
Alert( "Fatal Error", "Steam must be running to play this game (InitDrmLibrary() failed).\n" );
return EXIT_FAILURE;
}
// Initialize SteamAPI, if this fails we bail out since we depend on Steam for lots of stuff.
// You don't necessarily have to though if you write your code to check whether all the Steam
// interfaces are NULL before using them and provide alternate paths when they are unavailable.
//
// This will also load the in-game steam overlay dll into your process. That dll is normally
// injected by steam when it launches games, but by calling this you cause it to always load,
// even when not launched via steam.
if ( !SteamAPI_Init() )
{
OutputDebugString( "SteamAPI_Init() failed\n" );
Alert( "Fatal Error", "Steam must be running to play this game (SteamAPI_Init() failed).\n" );
return EXIT_FAILURE;
}
// set our debug handler
SteamClient()->SetWarningMessageHook( &SteamAPIDebugTextHook );
// Tell Steam where it's overlay should show notification dialogs, this can be top right, top left,
// bottom right, bottom left. The default position is the bottom left if you don't call this.
// Generally you should use the default and not call this as users will be most comfortable with
// the default position. The API is provided in case the bottom right creates a serious conflict
// with important UI in your game.
SteamUtils()->SetOverlayNotificationPosition( k_EPositionTopRight );
// Ensure that the user has logged into Steam. This will always return true if the game is launched
// from Steam, but if Steam is at the login prompt when you run your game from the debugger, it
// will return false.
if ( !SteamUser()->BLoggedOn() )
{
OutputDebugString( "Steam user is not logged in\n" );
Alert( "Fatal Error", "Steam user must be logged in to play this game (SteamUser()->BLoggedOn() returned false).\n" );
return EXIT_FAILURE;
}
// We are going to use the controller interface, initialize it, which is a seperate step as it
// create a new thread in the game proc and we don't want to force that on games that don't
// have native Steam controller implementations
char rgchCWD[1024];
_getcwd( rgchCWD, sizeof( rgchCWD ) );
char rgchFullPath[1024];
#if defined(_WIN32)
_snprintf( rgchFullPath, sizeof( rgchFullPath ), "%s\\%s", rgchCWD, "controller.vdf" );
#elif defined(OSX)
// hack for now, because we do not have utility functions available for finding the resource path
// alternatively we could disable the SteamController init on OS X
_snprintf( rgchFullPath, sizeof( rgchFullPath ), "%s/steamworksexample.app/Contents/Resources/%s", rgchCWD, "controller.vdf" );
#else
_snprintf( rgchFullPath, sizeof( rgchFullPath ), "%s/%s", rgchCWD, "controller.vdf" );
#endif
if( !SteamController()->Init( rgchFullPath ) )
{
OutputDebugString( "SteamController()->Init() failed\n" );
Alert( "Fatal Error", "Steam Controller Init failed. Is controller.vdf in the current working directory?\n" );
return EXIT_FAILURE;
}
bool bUseVR = SteamUtils()->IsSteamRunningInVR();
const char *pchServerAddress, *pchLobbyID;
ParseCommandLine( pchCmdLine, &pchServerAddress, &pchLobbyID, &bUseVR );
// do a DRM self check
Steamworks_SelfCheck();
// init VR before we make the window
// Construct a new instance of the game engine
// bugbug jmccaskey - make screen resolution dynamic, maybe take it on command line?
IGameEngine *pGameEngine =
#if defined(_WIN32)
new CGameEngineWin32( hInstance, nCmdShow, 1024, 768, bUseVR );
#elif defined(OSX)
CreateGameEngineOSX();
#elif defined(SDL)
CreateGameEngineSDL( bUseVR );
#else
#error Need CreateGameEngine()
#endif
// This call will block and run until the game exits
RunGameLoop( pGameEngine, pchServerAddress, pchLobbyID );
// Shutdown the SteamAPI
SteamController()->Shutdown();
SteamAPI_Shutdown();
// Shutdown Steam CEG
Steamworks_TermCEGLibrary();
// exit
return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}