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Added automatic virtual resolution in GPU_Init() when the window you get does not match the dimensions you requested. This is a likely scenario on Android.
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SDL_gpu/GL_common/SDL_gpu_GL_common.inl
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SDL_gpu/GL_common/SDL_gpu_GL_common.inl
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// Near the unsigned short limit (65535)
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#define GPU_BLIT_BUFFER_ABSOLUTE_MAX_VERTICES 60000
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// Near the unsigned int limit (4294967295)
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#define GPU_INDEX_BUFFER_ABSOLUTE_MAX_VERTICES 4000000000
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#define GPU_INDEX_BUFFER_ABSOLUTE_MAX_VERTICES 4000000000u
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// x, y, s, t, r, g, b, a
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if(renderer->CreateTargetFromWindow(renderer, 0, renderer->current_context_target) == NULL)
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return NULL;
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#endif
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// If the dimensions of the window don't match what we asked for, then set up a virtual resolution to pretend like they are.
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if(w != 0 && h != 0 && (w != renderer->current_context_target->w || h != renderer->current_context_target->h))
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renderer->SetVirtualResolution(renderer, renderer->current_context_target, w, h);
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// Init glVertexAttrib workaround
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#ifdef SDL_GPU_USE_OPENGL