PSP homebrew developer Sleepy dropped us a line earlier to announce the release of funcLib v1.0.0. This PC-based app, developed by the duo of Sleepy and Flatmush, is a function library built to help ease up the task of programming homebrews for the PSP.
This news heralds funcLib 1.0.0's public release, which currently carries these features:
* BMP Loading, TGA Loading/Saving, PCX Loading, RAW Loading/Saving
* Full texture support with swizzling, mipmap and palette support aswell as vmem.
* Easy and extendable graphics API with support for perspective and ortho modes aswell as vsync, Show FPS, etc.
* Memory allocation module, with vmem allocation included aswell as a simple paging mechanism, memory pooling, scratchpad usage, stride allocation and much more.
* File wrapper that allows loading of files from memory aswell as from the memorystick and from a pbp-plus file aswell as additional functions.
* Fullscreen effects Invert, Grayscale, Sepia, Night Vision, Thermal Vision, Monochrome, Di-Chrome, Light Enhance, Color Enhance
* 2d graphics module capable of drawing ellipses, quads, triangles, lines, outlines, shaded ellipsoids, textures (strip blitted), etc.
* 3d graphics module capable of many primatives, textured or otherwise at fast speeds.
* Sprite module capable of drawing rotated and scaled sprites aswell as handling animations and a few other things.
* Math module with fast vfpu maths to speed up your maths heavy programs aswell as 3 types of random number generation.
* 2d Collision module supporting closestLine, line-line, circle-circle, line-circle, rect-rect.
* Input module for polling input and retrieving the state of buttons (e.g JUST_UP, STILL_UP, etc.)
* Callbacks sorted out (aswell as power callbacks).
* Complex debugging module that logs errors, screenshots them and shows a warning (all configurable).
* Font module which can draw most types of font, and also converts the debug font into a swizzled clut4 texture in vram for faster rendering.
* Timer module, for timing oddly enough :)
* A collection of samples of how to use different features, including 2 full games (flAstro and flMineSweeper).
* Color manipulation module for graphical programs and random color generation.
* A 3d camera class that allows all views and is easy to use.
* Thousands of defines, types, etc. which should come in handy (e.g SCREEN_GAMMA, MATH_PI, etc.)
Sleepy notes that updates for this application will include bug fixes and other additional features. Given the download does not include a readme, we advise readers to visit Sleepy's site for extra details regarding funcLib 1.0.0.
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