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For Developers: Pocket Programming Language 1.30 released September 18, 2007 [General] | By Edward J. R. Pocket Programming Language (PPL) is a different way to make Windows Mobile software: instead of using Visual Stuido, a PPL development tool is used. Information from the software vendor follows. * * * * * ArianeSoft Inc's PPL 1.30 has finally been released! The easiest Smartphone and PocketPC developement tool is now faster, slimmer, more stable and cheaper. Build amazing games and GUI applications for the Smartphone and PocketPC today. PPL Profesional has a new low price of only $69.95 USD. The Standard version is $35.95 USD. Get PPL Pro now here. PPL 1.30 includes: - Brand new installer that supports Smartphones, PocketPC and PC all in one. - Brand new compiled file (.PPC) loader, which is a lot faster and requires less memory. - Multiple control selection support in the PIDE visual form builder. - Multi-layer alpha transparency support for sprites and surfaces. - Many GameAPI enhancements, including fixes, optimizations, new functions and features. - Support for PNG file format added on the PC and PocketPC. - Tons of new integrated functions to simplify your life. - SQLite v3 database engine support on PC and PocketPC. - FMOD and BASS sound libraries support. - New Phone API library to access Smartphone's features. - Package file enhancements allow working directly from disk to save precious memory space. - Huge compiler memory optimizations. - Reduced footprint of each linked list element by more than 75%. - New memory management functions for lighting fast allocation of small blocks of memory. - Tons of bug fixes and other optimizations. Download PPL 1.30 now here. Learn more about PPL here and visit our forums if you have questions here. Credit: Alain Deschenes.  Post your comment (free registration is required to post, but if you register you can edit your posts later) [ 1 Comment ]
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