May 30 2010

CodeBench goes from strength to strength.

Just in case you thought we'd forgotten about you, we've been hard at work trying to finalize a new public version.

While fixing a lot of issues with the previously released versions, we have also added quite a few new features which we hope will make your use of CodeBench more productive, and easier to handle the demanding tasks of Amiga programming.

Lots of little things have been added, like the ability to show the version information for the target after it has been built, to adding case conversion of highlighted blocks of code, and automatically being able to disable (and enable) blocks.

Although the many little improvements help to achieve an overall better product, we feel that the inclusion of an "AutoDoc" viewer, a configurable iconbar which allows you to add your own applications as quick-links, and the built-in support for SVN and CVS repositories are really what makes CodeBench shine out.

Stay tuned for more information coming soon...

Jan 11 2010

We have been very busy over here at CodeBench HQ working on other projects, but we still found time to bring you the latest version of our software which we hope you will enjoy.

If you are curious to know what CodeBench is, or simply want to know more, we have made the in-program documentation available from this site, and you can access it from the link above. There is a lot of information in there, and fully describes the program and its features.

As yet, the full version is not available for purchase, but we will release details here as and when that time is upon us. Until then, you can try out the free-licence versions which will allow you to use most of the features available for creating C/C++ and Hollywood programs. Please visit the downloads page for the latest available versions.

We currently have support for HTML/PHP projects in the works, plus many others in planning.