Lachlan Keown released a new version of his sprite editor for Windows. With AMSprite you can paint your graphics / sprites on a Windows PC and use them for your CPC productions, so it is perfect for cross-development. You can donwload it from the [[AMSprite|CPC Wiki article]].
Changes in version 1.4:
Ok, a bit late, but anyway…. Artaburu released a new version of his utility library for the Z88dk C compiler. E.g. Mariano the dragon or the recently released Nanako Descend To Hell was written with using this library and so it contains a lot of graphics functions, key functions, map functions, etc. You can download it from the official homepage of the CPCRslib.
Here are the changes for the new version (at least what I can understand, because it is posting in a spanish forum :-)):
Ok, this is something for the spanish CPC users: Artaburu started a programming blog where he mostly writes how to use CCZ80, the C compiler by Emilio Guerrero, in combination with the CPCRSlib. You can try to use the Google translation service to translate the page into english.
Emilio Guerrero released a new version of his CCZ80 compiler which understands C style code and is aimed for Z80 CPUs (thanks for your message here!).
Here are the new features / bugfixes of the new version:
You can download it and get more informations about the new version from the CCZ80 homepage.
Lachlan Keown released a new version of his sprite editor for Windows. With AMSprite you can paint your graphics / sprites on a Windows PC and use them for your CPC productions, so it is perfect for cross-development. You can donwload it from the CPC Wiki article.
Changes with version 1.3:
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