TinyCurses v0.9 released!

[Ex]

I've been working on a rather strange curses-like library called TinyCurses. Today, I released the first source code version. Since it's the first version, it isn't very tested and is likely to be a bit buggy. Also, alpha blending is not operational yet, but will be in a future version. You can find out more information about TinyCurses on it's website, here:
http://code.google.com/p/tinycurses/
TinyCurses is notable for it's support of Unicode and 32-Bit RGB color. It uses SDL and SDL_ttf.

Here's a screenshot:

[PaulBlay]

Oooh, Unicode. Hit me with that multi-byte wide-character stuff! 

Seriously that's definitely one of the things I need to be supporting.

[george]

So I can't figure this out from the site itself -- by 'on multiple platforms'  does this mean it's fully compatible with Windows?

Looks cool!

[PaulBlay]

So I can't figure this out from the site itself -- by 'on multiple platforms'  does this mean it's fully compatible with Windows?

If it uses SDL it can probably be run on Windows (with SDL installed).

[Ex]

It uses SDL, so it should be able to compile for windows. But all compilers are different, and I haven't yet tested it under MSVC or Mingw. But I will do so soon. This is just the very first release after all