Pocket Toolbox Library - Pocket Toolbox is a native library for PocketC targeted for game development.
The library extends PocketC with the following features: multi-buffered graphics, fast resource bitmaps, 2 & 4 bit grayscale and color graphics, IR comm, custom font importing, and much more.
Feature List:
Multi-buffered graphics
Fast resource bitmaps (drawing & saving)
2 & 4 bit grayscale and 4, 8, & 16 bit color graphics. (PocketC built-in functions, bitmaps, and pixel drawing)
Low level IR communications
A "note" function for multi-line text input and for editing/viewing database records (with a 32k size limit!)
Fast record sorting (with alpha-numeric, natural, case-insensitive, and reverse sorting options)
Fast record string searches
A function for downloading content from the web (requires INet Library)
Custom font importing
A copy rectangle function with mode (OR,AND,XOR,etc), zooming, and rotate capabilities
Saving and restoring the screen to and from databases
Masked and transparent bitmaps
Bitmap collision detection functions
Triangle, ellipse, polygon, arc, multi-line, and polar/Cartesian plotting functions
Brush width control when drawing lines, frames, and ellipses.
A floodfill function
Custom fill patterns for rectangles, lines, ellipses, triangles, and floodfill.
Scrolling graphics
Get/set pixel functions
A tone function with volume and blocking/non-blocking parameters.
A multi-dimensional array and structure emulation function.
Hardkey checking and downkey event disable functions
Pseudo-random number generation (including a weighted random function)
A fast, general purpose maze generation function
Intersection functions (do shapes A and B cross? Is this point in this polygon?)
peek & poke functions for direct processor register access.
Backlight control
Can get OS version, ticks per second, and volume preferences.
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Supported operating systems:
Palm OS 3.x, Palm OS 4.x, Palm OS 5.x
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