PSP Animation Studio
Here's yet another one to add to our long list of homebrew apps coded in LUA, the PSP Animation Studio v1. Brought to us by masonman, the same coder who shared with us his LUA game pack more than a week ago, now he's back with this animation app which allows us to basically create, view, and edit animations on our PSP's
PSP C++ IDE
To those of you who want to learn or are trying to learn C++, this next one is going to be a big help. Homebrew coder and QJ.Net Forums member pspballer07 dropped by today and released PSP C++ IDE v1.0. The application, to those who missed our last report, is basically a PC-based Development Environment designed to help make coding in C++ easier
PSP C++ IDE
PSP C++ IDE v1.6, with Screen Designer - Image 1 PSP homebrew coder and QJ.Net Forum resident pspballer07 has apparently been busy for the past few days, as another update for the PSP C++ IDE application is released. For the non-coders wondering what this homebrew does, it's described as a PC-based Development Environment for coding in C++ for the PSP
PSP C++ IDE
Resident PSP homebrew coder pspballer07 passed by the QJ.Net Forum earlier to announce the release of a new developer's tool the coders here may fancy. It's the PSP C++ IDE v0.8 homebrew application, a PC-based Development Environment designed to help make coding in C++ easier
PSP Dialogs library
PSP Homebrew Developer tommydanger - author of the original DevHook firmware installer and IceTea - has released a functions library for homebrew development. The library enables the unit to trigger several of the PSP's built-in dialogs with just one function.
The archive also provides a sample program for reference
PSP Easy Disassembler
ManiacX has released the PSP Easy Disassembler, which is a GUI for Booster's PSP disassembling program.
For those who don't know what this does, a disassembler is a computer program that translates the machine language in a file or program into the assembly language used to create it. Programmers use it mostly for reverse-engineering purposes
PSP GameMaker
Re_Animate has got a brilliant idea and he'd like to share it to you, guys. Basically, this concept is for a PSP Game Maker, maybe in VB or C# or C or C++ (we told you it's still just a concept).
Anyhow, you might be wondering how come we're posting an idea instead of an end-product
PSP homebrew developer Maxy_PSP - author of PSP Quizzer and PSP SystemInfo - has released PSP GetXY, a new app that allows other developers to get the precise X and Y coordinates of a point on the PSP's screen
