ChocolateCastle 0.6 for MorphOS

[krashan]

ChocolateCastle is a template source code generator for MUI and Reggae classes. Current version generates C sources for internal classes, linked with the main program. The class skeleton code is customized with nice, MUI based graphical interface. Generating Reggae classes is a new feature of version 0.6. The program is distributed with source code and may be downloaded from MorphOS Files.

[Cammy]

This program sounds really interesting, it's something I'll definitely try when I can finally afford a computer to run MorphOS on, I'm a big fan of MUI and this would help make the programs I want to make faster.

I was wondering, could someone with MorphOS take a screenshot of ChocolateCastle running? I'd love to see how it looks, and you know screenshots always help make people want the product more.

[SamuraiCrow]

This is a picture of the experimental AROS port that Mazze is working on.  I hope he gets it working.  Maybe it could even be used with AfaOS on the Classics now that AROS Zune has been backported to that platform.

[Mazze]

This is a picture of the experimental AROS port that Mazze is working on.  I hope he gets it working.  Maybe it could even be used with AfaOS on the Classics now that AROS Zune has been backported to that platform.

:afro:

Here is a port of the older version 0.5 to AROS:
http://archives.aros-exec.org/?function=showfile&file=development/guitool/chocolatecastle.i386-aros.tar.bz2

It's very portable because it uses the SDI macros for both ChocolateCastle and the generated source code.

[krashan]

I was wondering, could someone with MorphOS take a screenshot of ChocolateCastle running?

While those with AROS were faster ;-), here is a screenshot of ChocolateCastle 0.6 for MorphOS, running on my trusty Efika. In the future I plan to add generatoin of external (library based) MUI and Reggae classes and add GUI for more details, so generated code is more complete.

[Cammy]

Wow, that looks great, thanks for the screenshots you guys! I didn't know it's on Aros too, that's really handy.