News in brief By Chris Williams. Published: 30th Dec 2004, 14:55:46 | Permalink | Printable GCC, prize winners and more Charity prize draw comes to a close Stuart Tyrrell Developments have announced the final list of winners in their Christmas prize draw, revealing that James Scholes bagged a free UniPod after previously winning a free Iyonix, DigiFlash and RISC OS 3 keyring. Conspiracy theorists, start your karma. Prize draw winners are urged to keep their end of the bargain by donating a suitable amount of cash to a chosen charity, and given recent events, the choice is hardly difficult. STD's Stuart Tyrrell adds: "Even if you didn't win, please consider how lucky you really are." STD hope to raise over 500 quid this year for various causes. GCC 3.4.4 The GCCSDK team have uploaded the first release of a new version of GCC for RISC OS, and recommend that developers use it for production class code. Version 3.4.4 is based on a pre-release of an upstream 3.4.4, which includes an updated C++ library and speed improvements. Other major updates include Linux and glibc compatibility improvements, improved select() and /dev/dsp implementation, and various bug fixes. Discknight update Version 1.46 of hard disc repair wonder Discknight is now available for registered users to download. This new release allows users to specify the size of their hard disc in megabytes or gigabytes, rather than in just tracks, heads and sectors. Historical datasheets For any one interested, other than the emulator developers, there's a collection of early Acorn era documents online here - covering the first ARM, MEMC, IOC and VIDC chips. Links News? Comments? Previous: UPP Christmas games present Next: 2005 Predictions Discussion Viewing threaded comments | View comments unthreaded, listed by date | Skip to the end Every Risc OS user in the UK has now a price. The Risc OS world is just to small for more winners. egel on 30/12/04 4:06PM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ] Maybe those down under might get a go. And that won't take much! pipalya on 30/12/04 8:50PM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ] Wouldn't Karma suggest I'd had a really sucky year/life up until that point? pff. Karma. Give me an omnipotent being any day of the week. jymbob on 6/1/05 12:52AM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ] No offence meant. I could be so lucky! pipalya on 6/1/05 9:58PM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ] None taken. Mine was a general comment about the mention of Karma in the article. jymbob on 12/1/05 12:40AM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ] Whatever happened to Karma? I had a demo copy but I can't remember the full game being released. PBiggs on 12/1/05 11:41AM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ] The sapce game seemed to have stopped several years ago. One of the programmers died, and although some time after that there was some more activity on it nothing has been heard since some time around 1997. As for whatever happend to conspiracy theorist's karma, I suspect there are people around here who could have far more to say about that than me SimonC on 12/1/05 2:27PM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ] Please login before posting a comment. Use the form on the right to do so or create a free account.

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