For those that have only experienced Blitz in its' early commercial releases, and are interested in development, it's worth having a look. Since then, the following have been added:-
A whole bunch of 3rd part libraries, giving access to masses more Blitz commands
Support for Amiga OS library functions has been kept reasonably up to date, giving full access to Amiga OS library functions:-
Seamless integration of ASM into the code.
Plugins include support for MUI, datatypes etc.
Compiler support for FPU and different processors.
The editor now sports greatly improved syntax highlighting.
The bottom line is, if you can do it in C++, you can do it in Blitz. You'd be surprised what's knocking about (probably your HD) coded in Blitz that you never new about.
