-Maniac- has dropped by our PSP development forums to tell us about the release of the tool he coded for aspiring homebrew deveopers for PSP - C/C++ Development Studio. It's a PC-based development application designed specifically to help coders via enhanced devoloping GUI/environment. This one's very much like -Maniac-'s PSP Lua Software Studio only this version caters more to C and C++ programming languages.
Here's the list of the PSP application's features, straight from developer -Maniac-:
* Syntax Highlighting (better engine this time)
* Tabs and auto tab spacing
* Makefile Generation
* Make function
* Make Kxploit function
* Make Clean function
* Bracket highlighting (supports (), {}, [] and others when selected)
* Autosaving (saves your files automatically when you: close, change to another file, and other times)
* Automatic Callback Implementation
* Makefile PRX Version Generation
* Easy Interface
* Line Numberings (for lines occupied)
* Template for kernel app
* Template for prx app
* Couple Glitches :P
* Much More!
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