I've got good news for everyone interested in creating MUI applications with Lua scripts. I've committed an update to the AROS SVN. If the makefile worked as it should you'll find it in the current nightly build in the directory "Extras/Development/Lua". You need an assign named "lua" to this directory. The binary Amilua is build with the MUI binding.Some examples are in the subdir "test-mui.Documentation is in "doc/zulu.txt". If you haven't programmed MUI before you should download mui38dev from Aminet and study the documentation.

There is a new DevPak for AmiDevCpp available.
DevPak Download

The new DevPak installs the needed Includes and a Example Program for using the Aros True Type Engine
Ttengine.library opens TrueType font
by itself and renders high quality glyphs directly into any RastPort.

You can now also download a splitted self extracting archive of the recent Version of AmiDevCpp (0.9.5)
http://amidevcpp.amiga-world.de/v09modem.php
This may be interesting for modem users.

http://amidevcpp.amiga-world.de/

There have been updates at the cross-compiler websites from Jocke 'Zerohero' Birging (Linux/x86) and Heinz-Raphael Reinke (Windows). The cross-compiler binaries allow development for AROS/x86.

After being up and running for about one and a half month UtilityBase has grown more mature and useful for developers. Lots of new features are added to the site and suggested enhancements are made. It's got almost 80 members (and counting) which is promising for the first Amiga development site intended to gather and provide development related material for all Amiga-like systems.

The website UtilityBase is (re)launched. Originally started as an AmigaDE site, it has now gotten a new name, a new look and focus on all types of Amiga development including AmigaOS, MorphOS, AROS and AmigaAnywhere.

A small note to let you AROSians know that, starting from today, the nightly built ISO contains some development tools, already set up to be used right away.

On a 68k AmigaOS system such as A1200 or WinUAE or Morphos or Cloanto or OS4 or Amithlon, cross compile programs to x86-AROS, via this gcc-3.3.1 cross compiler. Click here.

Just released PyAROS 0.1r3, based on Python 2.2.1. The binaries now work with the current AROS builds. Except for a small compile fix (the AROS C headers changed slightly), this is a straight recompile of the 0.1 codebase.

Download it from the PyAROS website.