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xLIB is a TI-83+/84+/SE assembly application created by Patrick Prendergast (tr1p1ea), and it adds additional functionality to TI-Basic programs. It works by installing a parser hook which will intercept any real( command requests.
Some of its features include:
- Fast sprites/tilemapping
- Faster key routines
- Scrolling the screen
- Executing archived programs
Documentation
Unfortunately, there isn't a whole lot of documentation that has been created for xLIB. The three main pieces of documentation that have been created so far include the readme file itself, a tutorial heavily based on the readme, and a masked sprites tutorial explaining how to use xLIB to create masked sprites. We can hopefully create more documentation at some point in the future.
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