In a attempt to release my projects finished/unfinished, I have completed the xLib Read Me on calc. I know this has arrived at a less than useful time, but I am trying to release my older projects.



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This is the xLib Read Me for the basic assembly library xLib. It contains all of the functions included in xLib 0.602b, along with the information of each function. It requires xLib to be installed on the calculator in order to work.

Download: xLib Read Me

I used the DIs, the only menu that really needed to be slowed down what the pop up one. But since I used the same variable conditions throughout the program, I decided to keep it the same.

I used the DIs, the only menu that really needed to be slowed down what the pop up one. But since I used the same variable conditions throughout the program, I decided to keep it the same.

Ah ok, understood. I was just worried that key sensitiveness would be too high. For example, in some Axe games, in menus, when you hold down the down arrow key for 0.05 seconds the cursor moves down 3 menu slots below, so it's barely possible at all to select options. :S

Lol , that's a bit old I think. (2005, right?)

The latest is 0.602b from March 2007.

It does? I never saw much speed differences. I only saw an increase in Celtic III then another in DCS7, but the only change I saw between xLIB 601/2 are the fact that clipped sprites at the top of the screen no longer clears the RAM. (I had this happen 4 times in Metroid II X.X)