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License: GPL
Updated: September 15, 2003
Source: Source Available
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Fixed everything, installs properly (did a big mess before) libs install to the right directory now.
At last! here it is! Fenix 0.84.
Fenix 0.84 is a full release, this means that it works just as great as in any other system (dynamic lib loading, native BeOS alert boxes, regular expressions, libglob integration, trasparent gzip support...)
Also, this version adds the firsdt version of a C-like precompiler, examples, a fully graphical fpg IDE (fpg is a graphics storage file format used by Fenix, although it can also use all the graphic formats supported by SDL_Image) all the libraries precompiled for you, this means you'll get a completely platform-independant graphical toolkit, an explosion generator, mpeg player, ttf (with or without antialias) and dumb library sound output.
2xscale supported, so you can play games made at resolutions equal or lower than 320x240 as if they'd be made at 640x480.
MMX support also turned on, and so many others I just cannot remember!
Sample source is provided, you only have to compile and run it.
Also, note that mode 7 is unsupported, an probably the example in test.prg will compile but not work. The idea is to forget about it and when Fenix 1.0 is reached, code many graphics libraries so that you can exchange them and use 2D, 3D or anything.
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Any Processor (896 KB) |
277 downloads |
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Intel Version - requires R5 (1.94 MB) |
417 downloads |
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| Version 0.84 |
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License: GPL
Updated: September 5, 2003
Source: Source Available
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At last! here it is! Fenix 0.84.
Fenix 0.84 is a full release, this means that it works just as great as in any other system (dynamic lib loading, native BeOS alert boxes, regular expressions, libglob integration, trasparent gzip support...)
Also, this version adds the firsdt version of a C-like precompiler, examples, a fully graphical fpg IDE (fpg is a graphics storage file format used by Fenix, although it can also use all the graphic formats supported by SDL_Image) all the libraries precompiled for you, this means you'll get a completely platform-independant graphical toolkit, an explosion generator, mpeg player, ttf (with or without antialias) and dumb library sound output.
2xscale supported, so you can play games made at resolutions equal or lower than 320x240 as if they'd be made at 640x480.
MMX support also turned on, and so many others I just cannot remember!
Sample source is provided, you only have to compile and run it.
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Intel Version - requires R5 (1.9 MB) |
99 downloads |
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| Version 0.83b |
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License: GPL
Updated: March 19, 2003
Source: Source Available
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Added 16bits fading, include bug fixed, additive/sustractive blits, dirinfo added, and many others.
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Intel Version - requires R5 (1.06 MB) |
114 downloads |
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