PAlib 060917 PAlib is Mollusk's programming interface that lets you develop new games and applications for your Nintendo DS. In other words, it's a homebrewer's friend. It uses libNDS and it's very easy to use.
Mollusk describes this update as "PAlib 060917 : Biggest update ever."
New Stuff
* [Tiles] New infinite tile system
MS/G6 Official FatLibs Let's play a little game of jeopardy. Ready?
This has been released by the M3/G6 Team recently. According to vavrious sources, this will enable all DS homebrew authors to have access to M3's/G6's filesystem. It comes with a sort of a FAT32 filesystem tutorial, as well as a "customized version" of MoonShell
DevkitARM Developer devkitPro is sending out word that the latest build for devkitARM is now available for download. For those asking, DevkitARM is a toolchain for programming homebrew software for Nintendo DS and Game Boy Advance. This version is for use on Windows.
* Upgraded to gcc 4.1
DevkitARM Developer devkitPro is sending out word that the latest build for devkitARM is now available for download. For those asking, DevkitARM is a toolchain for programming homebrew software for Nintendo DS and Game Boy Advance. This release is for Linux OS. Here are the latest changes for devkitARM since version 19b:
* Upgraded to gcc 4.1
libnds 20071023 Developer devkitPro is sending out word that the latest build for devkitARM is now available for download. For those asking, DevkitARM is a toolchain for programming homebrew software for Nintendo DS and Game Boy Advance. There are two versions available for use: One for Windows, and one for Linux OS
Woopsi Ant512 has released a new version of Woopsi, now called Woopsi v0.27. For those who haven't heard of it, Woopsi v0.27 is a GUI Development Library based on the AmigaOS windowing system. In other words, it helps coders make user interfaces for their homebrew projects
libmikmod It's been a while since homebrew developer Sten Larsson (Stonebone) has released libmikmod 3.1.11ds1, an unofficial Nintendo DS port of the portable module player ModMik. A year later, the developer has come out with a more refined version of the library by basing it on the most recent version of libmodmik released
libmodmik 3.2.0ds1 (source) It's been a while since homebrew developer Sten Larsson (Stonebone) has released libmikmod 3.1.11ds1, an unofficial Nintendo DS port of the portable module player ModMik. A year later, the developer has come out with a more refined version of the library by basing it on the most recent version of libmodmik released
If you've already taken a look at at some of the neat stuff you can make out of 0xtob's Pocket Physics, then you'll be glad to know that the developer has added some new toys for people to play around with in the latest version v0
