Multi-Platform Language for Calculators

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MLC, or the Multi-Platform Language for Calculators, is an interpreted language meant to be programmed on many graphing calculators. There are finished versions of MLC for the TI-86 and the Casio Algebra FX 2.0. Also MLC is in the works now for the TI-83+, TI-89 and the Casio fx-9860G. It is a faster, often more powerful, and cross-platform alternative to TI-BASIC (or usually any BASIC that is implemented on graphing calculators), offering features such as grayscale, sprites, and tilemapping.

[edit] External links

• MLC Discussion
• MLC Website
• MLC 68K Documentation
• MLC Casio