Indrema Developer's Network Site Comes Up

Posted by Hemos on Monday November 6, 2000 @09:25AM from the all-in-your-hand dept.

Sam "Criswell" Hart writes "Just checked out the Indrema Developer's Network website and saw they have a lot of new content. You can now get the IESDK here (which is of course a bunch of things already available like OpenAL and Mesa3D, and includes the Linux kernel 2.4-pre10). You can check out what's "Under The Hood" of the L600 (which is really just information that's been available for a little while now). While it does look very kewl, and I am stoked to try my hand at coding for the thing, I am wondering why the IESDK doesn't include any 2D graphic libraries (such as SDL)... since not all games are 3D ;)"

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Re:Just a quick question... by Ron+Harwood · 2000-11-06 04:49 · Score: 4

Go to SourceForge and find an open source game in development (or even beta) that sounds cool to you - and contribute copious code... it will be free so everyone can enjoy it, and you can put it on your resume.

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