Well, SourceCoder 3, IES and TokenIDE all seem to tokenize the insides of function and variable names as well. And I've checked the documentation, and I didn't find any way to make it not tokenize certain parts of the code. This is what I meant that makes usung libraries very annoying, since you basically have to rewrite the entire library to stop this behaviour.
And for editing the xml of TokenIDE: Is there any way to add some kind of symbol (maybe something like §) that will just insert everything between 2 of those symbols as untokenized text? In the readme of TokenIDE, there wasn't much information about the XML.

That's what I said about editing the xml. If for example you don't want "Y1" to be understood as the token because you have a variable named RY1 for example, you can edit the currently used xml (I use the default xml with a lot of changes, not the Axe one) so that the Y1 token is represented with "|Y1" for example. Just open the xml with any text editor, hit Ctrl+F and look for "Y1" then replace that string with "|Y1" for example.

Seems interesting, although from the name, at first I thought this was a math graph utility.

Yeah, they didn't ask my opinion for the name, I find it quite ridiculous. I was thinking more about "n2DL" like "2D Lib"
Seriously, couldn't a poll be added for the name ? Because I say it's ugly and DJ_O says it's misleading so in any case it is not good.

Also, welcome to Omnimaga pierrotdu18. You can introduce yourself here.

Yeah, but I didn't say "it didn't install", I said "it never worked".
But again, my netbook says there are 4 system errors when booting

Zip is preferred because everyone can open them. Not that people can't install software but it's better to choose what works by default everywhere (like not rar because "Windows only" and not tar because "not on Windows").

And here are the screenshots you asked for. See ? Not overall faster but a lot better balanced

Once installed, you can reboot your calc as usual or rename a "phoenix_old" file into "phoenix" and when rebooting, your calc will boot the other OS so you'll be able to switch between two OSes.

I could tell you were using nSDL without reading, just by trying this on CX and non-CX. The speed difference is striking, see screenshots. I had problems with that too, even though I used SDL_DisplayFormat, so with pierrotdu18 and matref we started a new lib. Functions from that lib were used in Jetpack Impossible if you want to use them. They use the same format as nSDL (just remove all the "0x2a01" and you're set).

This is looking awesome!

Thanks ^^

Maybe you should learn to use timers if the Nspire has them. Much more accurate than sleep, and more elegant too.

Well I am pretty new to Nspire dev so I don't know yet about everything

Anyway, UPDATE

Fixed a memory leak
Jill flickers even less
Fixed screen filling (which left untouched the last column and the last row)
Graphical effect for the reactor, see screenshot

UPDATE

-Player rotates according to direction, as in the real game.
-No longer uses nSDL. This results in huge speed gains. It is now playable on non-CXes and I even had to add a sleep (the old version didn't have a sleep). If you want to see what this gives without a sleep (to compare with the old version), hit TAB instead of ENTER in the titlescreen. You'll see the difference very quickly. If you don't have the old version, it is available here.