Remember the TimeManager version 0.1 developer's library that Yan2Yan released last month? We're letting the readers know that the developer's has recently unveiled this devkit's final build.
Here's the recap for first-time readers: TimeManager is a development library that goves coders time management support for their C, or C++ coded homebrew projects. Yan2Yan notes that this new build will carry these new changes:
* Can stop the timer
* The possibility of recovering the time in hours and minutes
* With the C + +, you are no longer limited to a single timer
This release is for Yan2yan's included a demo EBOOT, to give you an idea of how this devkit works
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