09.Jul.2001
Andreas Falkenhahn (E-Mail)
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Updater v1.31 / Reactions of the press
Airsoft Softwair released Updater version 1.31 on there homepage. The program lets you - as a owner of ´The Best
Of Airsoft Softwair Gold Edition CD-ROM´ - download new updates from the protected downloadsection. The new version contains a major bugfix so it is highly recommended to use the new version.
Furthermore there are some pressreviews of this CD-ROM. For example an article by AMIGAplus (7/8 2001) and one by the Amiga-Magazin (7/2001). So if you want to find some information about the CD you are now able to find some at the Airsoft homepage.
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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09.Jul.2001
Ralf Berg (ANF)
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IFFAnzeiger
Ralf Berg wrote:
Today I released the first ALPHA-version of my program
called IFFAnzeiger (IFFDisplayer). This program lets you display
images that have actually a bigger size than your memory has.
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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09.Jul.2001
Alfred Faust (ANF)
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Midi-Sequencer: BarsnPipes1
Alfred Faust wrote:
The first official version of the new development fork of the well known
and popular MIDI-sequencer BarsnPipes is now available in the
download section of my homepage.
New: The screenmode can now be changed via a requester. You can change
the resolution, the color depth (up to 256 colors), and the size of the
screen. Nearly every requester and menu is now ported to Gadtools.library
without losing the feeling of BarsnPipes.
This makes it possible to control big parts of the program
via the keyboard. The program now supports different languages.
Volunteers who want to translate the program can download a small
development package (CatTrans.lha)
that contains the catalogue-compiler CComp and a small how-to.
Download: BarsnPipes1.lha
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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09.Jul.2001
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amiga-news.de headlines on your homepage
Within the scope of a PHP workshop the (German) Amiga-Magazin has recently dealt with
the possibility to include our news via a backend within their own PHP website. As the scripts were thoroughly tested since then we don't want to withhold this possibility from our users. Here you can see an example of the result.
Important: The preset time of six hours must not be reduced! Calls with shorter intervals will lead to IP blocking!
Please read in the following translation of the article from Amiga-Magazin
how you can include this service in your website:
Fresh news with PHP
Some news sites like amiga-news.de offer a backend service for up-to-date news.
To do this the site creators provide a special file on the server that e.g.
makes the last ten headlines available. These data can be included in the own
start page by using PHP so that you can always offer fresh news on your site.
In listing 3 you see a solution in PHP. You can include this script snip in the
own document and with every call are the current headlines of amiga-news.de
shown on your page. The PHP script pulls the data file and does a conversion into
HTML code. This is written into a temporary file and then included in the page.
Before doing the transfer the script verify the age of the present local data.
After reaching an appointed age the head file of amiga-news.de is read and the
list is created anew. Then the script overwrites the local data.
In the first part are declared some variables. These are the server address, the
port used by the script to transfer the data from amiga-news.de and the file the
data are written to. The following variables define some values for time and
date. In the example comes a list with names of months next that are later needed
for generating the HTML text.
Now the actual program begins. The script gets the headlines every six hours from amiga-news.de. A shorter period of time shouldn't be chosen because of performance reasons. Otherwise data would be pulled too often from the server
and unnecessarily increase the data transfer. If the data are too old the
script opens a connection via port Port 80 (HTTP) to amiga-news.de, transfers the
data and generates the HTML data by using these. If a connection to amiga-news.de
can't be established a corresponding error message will appear.
The script now read line by line the data -- the format of the amiga.news.de
headlines can be found in listing 4. If the script hits the string %%
(beginning of a message) it starts the evaluation of the data. The first line in
the headline is the title -- it is read into a corresponding variable
($headline). Then follows the link to the message -- it goes to $headlink. After
that follow date and time.
In our case only the date is of interest for us. That's why the back part of the
data is simply cut with the strtok command. The space between date and time is the
parting sign.
In the example we want always summarize the news of a day and place the date
before it. For that reason the program is testing the date -- if it's empty it
becomes the current date. With explode the year, month and day are parted into
single strings (parting sign is a hyphen -- see listing 4). Then is the string
for the output of the current date assembled. A non-breakable space is set at
the beginning so that the date is inserted a little bit and the tag for the bold
print (<B>) is set.
Now follow the day, the month and the year. In this step are also the
predefined month names inserted (see beginning of the listing). At the end there
has to be a </B> to deactivate the bold mode (bold print).
With the following if-clause the program tests whether the last read data
($current_date) is greater than the obtained one ($akdate). If this is the
case a new date line for HTML has to be generated, as the next message comes
from the previous day. Here is the advantage of the automatic type conversion
in PHP used. When comparing with »greater« PHP interpretes the string as number.
If $current_date is not greater than $akdate there's simply an empty string
allocated for $ak_date.
Hint: The variable $akdate has two functions in the script - it is used as memory for the date obtained by amiga-news.de and later on used for the date line in the HTML code.
When the date line is done the HTML code for the headline with link is being
generated. At the beginning is the date integrated. Is the headline from the
same day as in the line before this string is set to »empty« during the date
comparison in the upper part -- no date is inserted. After that the program
writes the generated HTML line into th local news file. This is done until all
lines of the headline file have been read. The local data file will then be
closed and the connection to the server of amiga-news.de will be closed.
In the last part of the script is the integration of the news file (that already
contains HTML code) into the website done. The server then sents this part to
the client.
The presented solutions can in principe already be integrated in the own
website. But it contains almost no text formatting. During the assembling of the
string for the date the text is set to bold in the example -- but you can here
also change the font size (font tag). You can built a table, too, and feed the
other data (time, rubric, editor) into the list.
With kind permission by
© 2001 Amiga Magazin, WEKA Computerzeitschriften GmbH
http://www.amiga-magazin.de/ (ps) (Translation: sk)
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09.Jul.2001
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Aminet Uploads until 09.07.2001
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09.Jul.2001
Amiga.org (ANF)
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Movie / anim player: SoftCinema with DivX for Amiga
Robert wrote:
Softcinema released version 0.13 of the movie and anim player
'SoftCinema'. 'SoftCinema' offers the possibilty to display DivX
on the Amiga (not OpenDivX or 3ivX).
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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09.Jul.2001
3ivx
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3ivx: New URL
The 3ivx homepage moved to a new URL. http://www.3ivx.nu changed
to http://www.3ivx.com.
3ivX is a compression algorithm for video files with integrated
audio-stream. It is available for different OS's such as Windows,
Linux and Amiga (WarpUP and PowerUP).
(mj) (Translation: sk)
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09.Jul.2001
TheLegacy
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Nostalgie: The Legacy - new screenshost and cover-scans
There are some new screenshots, cover-scans and genredefinitions of up to 335 games in the 'Nostalgic Game Museum'. 'The Legacy' contains screenshots, cover-scans and information about the developers of old C64, Amiga, Atari, PC and Schneider/Amstrad CPC games.
(mj) (Translation: sk)
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09.Jul.2001
PureBasic
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Programing language: PureBasic V2.32 for Linux released
The preview version PureBasic v2.32 for Linux contains the following
libraries:
- File
- FileSystem
- Gadget
- Keyboard
- Misc
- Network
- Requester
- Sound
A MS Word version of the manual of PureBasic is available for free download from the
PureBasic support page. An online version of the manual is available, too.
Download:
PureBasicDemo2_32.tgz
Furthermore required:
nasm-0.98-1_lib6.i386.rpm
SDL-1.2.0-1.i386.rpm
purebasicmanual.zip - PureBasic manual (MS-Word)
(mj) (Translation: mj)
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08.Jul.2001
AMI Sector One (ANF)
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AMI Sector One: Airbus A320, Airball, Amiga Soccer...
At 'AMI Sector One' the zivil flight simulator 'Airbus A320' by Rainer Bopf
is available for free and legal download. Flight physics, navigating and
flying skills are focal points of this realistic simulation.
Also another game by the programmer of 'Airbus' never released before
is available: the 'JU-52 Flight Simulator', again a very complex flight
simulator.
With permission of the former employees of 'Microdeal' the oldies
'Airball' and the seldom 'Amiga Soccer' are now online, too.
Of course there are more games, music disks, applications, as well as cover scans.
Closer information are directly available on
AMI Sector One.
(sd) (Translation: mj)
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08.Jul.2001
ANN
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Jobs: Bonehead Development - help wanted
Newly founded Bonehead Development needs help for High-End Amiga game.
Yes, thats right! The newly founded game developer Bonehead
Development is seeking help for their new and first project. We need all
kind of people working with us and don't think twice about sending in your
work to us. Please mail us soon!
Wer are a very small group of people who want to aim high on the
gaming market with our first project called "Z-Squad" which is a mix of
horror, 3d action, humour, beat 'em up, and strategy. We are early in
development, in fact that early that we need help to get it going and we
need GFX artists, coders, sketch artists, musicians, sound artists, and
maybe some more. We hope that the game will be released both to Amiga
and PC, cause we're seeing very serious in the matter and were not doing it
out of good will. In other words, if there's no money there's no game. We
want your work, but please don't mail us your 20MB demo before letting us
know, cause our mail-server is a bit slow.
PS: It's an advantage if you live in
Sweden, but no demand. So now, send us your work and we will answer all
of those who will mail us.
With Regards Fredrik Robertsson Game Designer
and in charge of this project
Contact address: Fredrik Robertsson
(sd) (Translation: mj)
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08.Jul.2001
ANN
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Game: Short interview about PaybackPPC
On 7. July 2001 a short interview with James Daniels, Apex Designs, about the
PPC version of Payback was published on amipal.
Among other things the current frame-rates accomplished by James Daniels can be taken
from this interview. Indeed these lag behind of what Jack Daniels was hoping for. The memory
bandwidth appears to slow down.
- 30 fps on 320x240
- 17 fps on 480x480
- 12 fps on 640x480
(sd) (Translation: mj)
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08.Jul.2001
3ivx
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3ivx: Changing server
Due to changes of server locations it might happen that the web- or mail-server
of 3ivx is temporary not available.
(mj) (Translation: mj)
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08.Jul.2001
Heise Newsticker
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Heise: Linux developers planning .NET as Open-Source
According to reports on TechWeb and Wired the Linux company
Ximian is about to
announce an open source implementation of Microsoft's .NET frameworks.
Read the full article under the title link (German).
There is an article (English)
regarding this subject on ZDNet, too.
(mj) (Translation: mj)
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08.Jul.2001
BoingWorld
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Game: BabeAnoid Screenshots
Richard Fhager released some links to screenshots of his BreakOut clone
'BabeAnoid' on BoinWorld.com.
(mj) (Translation: mj)
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08.Jul.2001
ANN
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Events: AmiWest 2001 Rides
Who is looking for a ride to the AmiWest 2001 in Sacremento, California, U.S.A.,
(28th to 29th of July at the Holiday Inn) might sign up the guest-book on 'AmiWest 2001 Rides'
(title link).
(mj)
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08.Jul.2001
Timo Kloss (E-Mail)
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Graphic Adventure Engine: Inga Beta
Timo Kloss wrote:
The developer pack for the graphic adventure engine 'Inga' was
finished, more or less. Thus I'm now wanting beta testers.
Since the engine itself was not finished, yet, testing will focus
the tools and manual. The following shall be checked:
- Are the developer programs bug-free?
- Do these run on any machine?
- Are there suggestions for the tools?
- Is the manual complete and plain?
- Of course also the runability of the engine shall be tested.
If you are interested, please contact
Timo@inutilis.de and provide close information
about your configuration (hardware, software, versions, etc.)
The people elected will then receive the developer pack as digital version, only,
(that is to say without the printed manual, but with a text file) and are enabled to purchase
it at the half price on release. You will be allowed to go on using the digital version, anyway.
The developer pack runs on: AmigaOS V3.0+, CPU 68020+, graphics board with CyberGraphX.
(sd) (Translation: mj)
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08.Jul.2001
Christoph Gutjahr (ANF)
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AmigaDE: CodeWarrior for AmigaDE
Gary Peak, Amiga Inc., did the following expression in a posting on the
AmigaOne mailing list (title link):
«As you may or may not know, Code Warrior has agreed to
develop a professional IDE for the DE. We are still
talking details so I can't give any at this time.»
CodeWarrior is a very popular developer environment available for
different systems (MacOS, PalmOS, and more). It is being developed by
Metrowerks.
Update 12.07.2001:
Martina Jacobs has compiled more information on this topic:
About CodeWarrior:
The cross-platform-compiler CodeWarrior supports C, C++, Java, and
assembly programming languages and is being used by more than 200,000
developers in over 80 countries all over the world to create platforms
and applications for desktops and embedded systems.
The open architecture of this integrated development system allows to
add new programming languages and computing platforms to it's IDE with
relative ease. From the CodeWarrior White Papers
you can learn more about this multi-architecture, how to use GNU tools in CodeWarrior and how to import makefiles.
Extent:
CodeWarrior comprises a multitude of developer tools for different platforms / processors.
Here you will find a list and detailed descriptions
of these tools.
Currently supported:
Standard platforms:
- Windows
- Macintosh
- Solaris
- Linux
- PalmOS
- Java
Processors by Motorola:
- PowerPC-CPUs, 5xx, 6xx, 7xx and 8xx PowerPC processors AltiVec (7400), PowerQUICC II (8260), MPC 8240, hosted on Windows and Solaris.
- 68K/ColdFire-CPUs, incl. CPU32, DragonBall, DragonBallEZ, DragonBallVZ, ColdFire 5206e, and 5307.
- Motorola MCore-CPUs, incl. CMB1200/EVB1200, CMB2080EVB2080, CMB2107/EVB2107, CMB210, and CMB3401
evaluation boards.
- 568xx DSP (Digital Signal Processors).
Processors by others:
- StarCore DSP
- NEC V8xx
- MIPS
- Special version for Java development.
RTOS development:
- Embedded Linux
- QNX Neutrino
- Nucleus PLUS
- 8, 16 and 32 bit architectures
Game consoles:
CodeWarrior is being developed, marketed, and supported by
Metrowerks.
About Metrowerks:
Metrowerks was founded in 1985 in Montreal, Canada. 10 years later the
corporate headquarters were moved to Austin, Texas. Metrowerks has offices
in Silicon Valley, Europe, India, and Tokyo. In September 1999 Metrowerks became
an independently operating subsidiary of Motorola.
They have strategic partnerships with several important companies including
Apple Computer, Microsoft® Corporation, Sun Microsystems®,
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08.Jul.2001
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AmigaDE: AmigaDE Interface FAQ
The 'AmigaDE Interface FAQ' has been released on teotwin.com.
This FAQ contains tips on how to customize the AmigaSDK together with the PartyPack.
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08.Jul.2001
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REBOL: Build Package
Carl Sassenrath has released the utility 'build-pack' for REBOL
on 06. July 2001. This utility comes in handy for bigger REBOL
programs existing of many files, but are to be distributed as one single
file.
A list of files gets assigned to this tool, being merged to one single and
compressed script. Beside of the program code binary files - like graphics
and sounds - are supported, too.
The script can be downloaded from the Util section of the REBOL script library.
Download: build-pack.r
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08.Jul.2001
Czech Amiga News
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Magazine: The Crypt #18
Issue #18 of the English online magazine 'The Crypt' was released, yesterday.
This issue contains tests of the jump'n run game 'Furball' and of two Amiga ports
for Windows - Warblade ('Deluxe Galaga') by Edgar Vigdal, and DOpus 6.
In the article 'A wooden Amiga tower case' Fisherking introduces his wooden Amiga tower case
and shows several pictures.
Moreover there are other articles, news, stories, and graphics.
Download: TheCrypt18.lha (2,8M)
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