Hi!
Yes, there are RSS feeds on Planète Casio. You can find them on the forum main webpage: http://www.planet-casio.com/Fr/forums/index.php
They are not very ergonomic, but it's better than nothing.

By the way, we opened our GitLab instance last month: http://git.planet-casio.com
You can find there some public projects, like the C-Engine by Fife86, or in few weeks Gint, a interruption manager by Lephenixnoir.
The main idea of this GitLab is to regroup and share source code of Casio addins. I hope it will be useful.

"Doens't scary me"

Don't know if it's right anymore... Me and English 

Hum, no, I code myself the game engine, and draw most of sprites.

You can see screenshots here : http://www.planet-casio.com/Fr/forums/topic13057-1-C-RPG-Arcuz.html

And there is information on the 5-6 first "Revue des Projets"

I think I'll download new release tomorrow :p
Since I've completed Hardest level on my laptop, anything is scaring me :p
(Not sure if the last sentence is correct ^^)

In 2015, I have many things to do :

On calc:
Finish this f***** serial port implementation on FiXos
Finish my RPG Arcuz
Try to run FiXos on a PG2 calc.
Finish Metro Siberia 3
Finish Cawena, a CAsio WEb NAvigator (to troll friend at school, and if I'm motivated to print basic webpages)

Non-calc:
Learn to use GNU/Linux a little bit deeper than I know
Do some tricks with Magica Voxel (@Eiyeron )
Found CreativeCalc association

Life:
Find bullcs to do at boarding school :p
Progress in English, particularly at oral ^^

Many things, but I know I couldn't do some of them...

Personally, I play trumpet for 3 years
@DJ Omnimaga : but it should be hard to make cover of your tunes :p

Quote from: Art_of_camelot on January 05, 2015, 12:14:02 AM
Axe is fully compiled. If someone were to make a version of it they'd need to be very familiar with SH4 assembly for the Casio Prizm and newer 9860's. If they wanted compatibility for the older models they'd need to be familiar with whatever processor those models use as well (SH3?). As I said though, I think it's pretty unlikely.

Ok, so I know why it's hard to make support for other calcs. I haven't enough skills in ASM, so Prizm should wait before see Axe games on it.

In other hand, I've so many projects to finish, Arcuz, MMGOC, my Web browser (with Lephenixnoir's engine), Calc Center, Serial support for FiXos, the list is very long ^^
I need a new laptop, and quick (my old is dead )

I have some questions about Axe Parser and this possible support for Casio calcs.

Axe is an interpreted language like Basic? Or semi-compilated like Lua? Or full-compilated ?
In case of a FxCG10/20 support, remember that calc has few RAM, so it could be a limitation.
If Axe is an interpreted language, and if members (Lephenixnoir, ...) of PC success to make a grayscale engine for 9860 series, I can try to make support of Axe. As the screen is 128x64, we have enough place to draw all.

I think that Axe support could be great on Casio calculators, there are lot of games written in Axe.

Ok. Thanks

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Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on January 02, 2015, 05:08:25 PM
You wanted to leave?

No ^^

Je passe en français, j'ai du mal à exprimer ce que je veux en anglais.
En gros je ne savais pas trop si j'allais être actif sur le forum, et passer régulièrement. Vu que la musique partagée est excellente, je resterais actif.

Of course !

I think I'll stay a least for the music

You're right:)
I'll post them ASAP

There aren't as clean as I wish, so I'll give them if someone wants them but I doesn't want to put them on the Internet