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EDGELIB SDK 3.30 released

PostPosted: Nov 27, 2007 @ 7:35pm
by edge
Elements Interactive B.V. releases version 3.30 of multi-platform mobile game engine EDGELIB. This new version adds threaded Bluetooth search and XML parsing to the feature list.

Already present for Symbian, EDGELIB 3.30 adds Bluetooth searching using a thread for Windows Mobile devices and Windows desktop. The addition of threaded search improves the responsiveness of the application while searching for a nearby Bluetooth device to connect to.

EDGELIB 3.30 also introduces a native XML parser for processing documents formatted with the open standard Extensible Markup Language. An additional class on top of the XML parser handles XML-RPC requests enabling EDGELIB to process webservice calls.

EDGELIB 3.30 also introduces support for the first version of EDGELIB's native E3D 3D file format, an extensible, chunk-based binary format for storing 3D models, specially for mobile devices. A tool to convert popular 3D models to the E3D format will be made available too.

Other improvements include the addition of string and data array classes, bugfixes for display and orientation handling and the complete renewal of the internal network classes. A few issues will be fixed to improve stability. A complete list of additions and bugfixes can be found in the release history at .

EDGELIB licensees are entitled to download and install the commercial version of the new EDGELIB SDK. An evaluation version can be downloaded for free as well.

EDGELIB supports the development of mobile applications and games for Windows Mobile Pocket PC, Windows Mobile Smartphone, Symbian Series 60, Series 80, Series 90, Symbian UIQ, Gamepark Holdings GP2X and Windows desktop. Key features include true multi-platform development, high-performance 2D graphics, hardware accelerated 3D graphics through OpenGL ES, RGBA surfaces and both Bluetooth and TCP/IP networking.


More information about EDGELIB can be found at .