PortablE is a recreation of the AmigaE programming language, along with all the improvements I wanted.

This is a small update, which makes any generated MUI code human-readable, and fixes a few bugs..

Previous versions of PortablE were aimed at existing AmigaE users, but PortablE now aims to be attractive for new users too. Although it's still "beta", it should work well, and further incompatible changes seem unlikely.

See the main manual for everything that has changed since r5. There have been the following big changes since the last beta:
* Built-in procedures can now support unlimited parameters (although only some have been updated to use this ability).
* Improved MUI modules to use procedures with unlimited parameters (instead of immedate tag lists). So the C/C++ code generated for GUIs is now human-readable!
* Added the NoListOptim switch, so that the code generated for Immediate Lists can be more human-readable.
* When a bug exception was thrown during compilation, it could give the wrong message. Now fixed.
* Fixed a few module bugs.

You can download it from here:
Aminet
OS4Depot

PortablE comes with documentation, but you can find on-line documentation, examples & the latest version of PortablE from it's homepage:
cshandley.co.uk/portable

PortablE is a recreation of the AmigaE programming language, along with all the improvements I wanted. PortablE works on AROS, MOS, OS4, and even Windows to an extent! (It should also work on OS3, but compiling needs a powerful machine like WinUAE.)

New AROS DevPak for AmiDevCpp

The last AROS DevPak for AmiDevCpp has included all System-Includes and Linker-Libraries but unfortunately was missing most of
the contrib-Includes and Linker-Libraries.

New AROS DevPak for AmiDevCpp

What is AmiDevCpp ?

AmiDevCpp is an Integrated Cross Platform Development Environment for Windows,
that helps you to comfortable develop C/C++ Applications for the AmigaOS (m68k), AmigaOS4 (PPC), MorphOS(PPC) and for AROS (i386, ppc and x86_64).
In the best case, you can just select another Compilerset and compile the same program for different Platforms.

AmiDevCpp is a cross development environment for Windows.
It allows you to develop applications for all Amiga-like Operating Systems.

Murks! IDE 0.6.0 released

Murks! IDE is an Application Development Environment for AROS.
It uses the same Project File Format as AmiDevCpp, so Data exchange is possible.

Changes in Version 0.6.0:

Major changes:
- support C++ projects!
- Murks!IDE compiles Murks!IDE

DevPak Download

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

This DevPak is the latest AROS ( www.aros.org ) Software Development Kit (SDK) for AmiDevCpp.
The AmiDevCpp Package Manager automatically installs the includes and linker libs.
This SDK solves the zune version "Problem".


Direct Download

AmiDevCpp 0.9.7 stable is available. Some minor Bugs, that has produced some Error Messages during the Installation, has been fixed.

URL:
AmiDevCpp Download Page.

Bug Reports and suggestions are Welcome:
Platforms.Formmailer

New Version of AmiDevCpp: v 0.9.7 (beta)

The IDE was updated.
If you now create a new Project for AmigaOS4 (for example),
the correct Compiler is set in the Project file, so there should be less confusion for Beginners...

Taken from UtilityBase, maybe someone get interested.
Not an offtopic i hope ? =)

Are you an Amiga developer with unanswered questions, or maybe you just want to chat about something code related?