Removing references to 'override_redirect'#1
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In places where this flag is used in code the 'CWOverrideRedirect' mask is not set so the flag won't take effect. If the mask was set then it would create a window with no window decorations which might not be what the reader wants to do.
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The 'overide_redirect' flag as used doesn't take effect since it's value mask is omitted. I'm not sure what your intent was but it's not discussed in the readme so fixing it by removing references to it seems reasonable.
The flag prevents the window manager from adding decorations which I'm not sure is the most common use case. If you're removing the decorations you probably want make it a fullscreen window and there is another method for that involving window manager hints that seems to be preferred. There is an example of that in SDL and also in my glplatform library.