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    Allegro.pas

    Hi.

    I've just uploaded the latest version of Allegro.pas, the wrapper that allows you to use the Allegro game library in Free Pascal.

    The current version is 4.4.3, and it fixes a few bugs we're found.

    To get it just visit the project web site at SourceForge.
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    thanks for the share !
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    Hello fellow.

    Finally I decided to push up Allegro.pas and I've started version 5. At the moment, and after few days of work, I have an example up and working which is a big milestone because version 4.9 I had a lot of problems.

    If you want to take a look you can download it from the SVN:

    Code:
    svn co https://allegro-pas.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/allegro-pas/BRANCHES/5.0/ allegro-pas.5
    Or you can download the tarball provided by SourceForge.

    I did test it with FreePascal 4.2.4 on Xubuntu 10.04 only. It should work also on Windows (if somebody has Delphi, please test it, thx), MacOS and iOS.
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    Very cool!

    Does this also mean that we will get to see some more demos and code examples from Allegro.pas? I think an increase amount of demos would help show off more of what can be done with Allegro.pas especially if you want to see it used on iOS and the Mac.
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    Quote Originally Posted by WILL View Post
    Very cool!

    Does this also mean that we will get to see some more demos and code examples from Allegro.pas? I think an increase amount of demos would help show off more of what can be done with Allegro.pas especially if you want to see it used on iOS and the Mac.
    I hope yes.

    I've received an e-mail from a group of students that are using Allegro.pas for their Computer Science project ("a simple Tetris clone (probably with a few gimmicks)", as they said) so I'm veeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeery happppppppppppppppyyyyyy!

    BTW, I've find a problem with the timer module of Allegro and I suspect that it will be problematic. GDB says the problem is deep in the Allegro's thread management or something... I must study it and ask in the Allegro's mailing list.
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    Any progress with the 64bit issues in the 4.x branch?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cybermonkey View Post
    Any progress with the 64bit issues in the 4.x branch?
    Nope. Unfortunately I haven't access to a 64bit machine, and nobody else asked about, so I couldn't test it. Sorry.

    BTW, I've fixed the problem with the timer in Allegro5. I commit a mistake with a parameter type (SINGLE vs. DOUBLE).
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    cool i was planning on using allegro for a nDS game, will that work?

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    Sorry for the late approval, sacros. Found it during a hidden spam removal!
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    Quote Originally Posted by sacros View Post
    cool i was planning on using allegro for a nDS game, will that work?
    I don't know. I know there are un-official support for nDS, but don't know how it works. If it supports dynamic libraries it should work with some hacking.

    BTW, I'm planning to release an alpha version soon. No demo game at the moment.
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