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arianesoft1 · 04-19-09, 02:36 PM

Great news! ArianeSoft is about to release PPL 2.0. It’ll be out on May 1.

For the many of you that are already using PPL 1.x, here’s a partial list of some new features:

- Powerful tools to create device native executables

- Faster-than-ever interpreter engine

- Line-by-line debugging tool, new code profiler, new memory leak analyzer

- Redesigned interface very similar to Visual Studio

- Fully-visual programming interface, no coding required

- Fully-object oriented environment

- Develop games visually, and then deploy on any Windows or Windows Mobile based platform

And for those of you new to PPL, it’s always be known for:

- Easy-to-use and powerful development tool for building robust Windows as well as Windows Mobile applications

- Incredible GameAPI removes virtually all the low-level programming burden from high-end game development

- Very small footprint, lightning speed for both development and runtime

- Easy-to-learn, intuitive, fully visual development interface and environment

- Preferred development platform for a long list of third-party developed, PPL-based games

Any comments? Questions? Discussion?

04-19-09, 02:36 PM	#1 (permalink)
arianesoft1 Aximsite Prospect Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 8 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	PPL 2.0 coming Great news! ArianeSoft is about to release PPL 2.0. It’ll be out on May 1. For the many of you that are already using PPL 1.x, here’s a partial list of some new features: - Powerful tools to create device native executables - Faster-than-ever interpreter engine - Line-by-line debugging tool, new code profiler, new memory leak analyzer - Redesigned interface very similar to Visual Studio - Fully-visual programming interface, no coding required - Fully-object oriented environment - Develop games visually, and then deploy on any Windows or Windows Mobile based platform And for those of you new to PPL, it’s always be known for: - Easy-to-use and powerful development tool for building robust Windows as well as Windows Mobile applications - Incredible GameAPI removes virtually all the low-level programming burden from high-end game development - Very small footprint, lightning speed for both development and runtime - Easy-to-learn, intuitive, fully visual development interface and environment - Preferred development platform for a long list of third-party developed, PPL-based games Any comments? Questions? Discussion?