Modules

Name	Description
`brl`	The brl module is a set of utility classes and functions.
`brl.admob`	The admob module provides simple support for the Google Admob advertising system including interstitial ads, which allows you to add advertising to your games.
`brl.asyncevent`	The asyncevent module provides core functionality for handling asynchronous (async) events.
`brl.cerberusstore`	The CerberusStore module allows apps to perform 'in app purchases' (IAP) on the android, ios and winrt/windows8.1 targets.
`brl.databuffer`	Databuffer objects provide storage for arbitrary data.
`brl.datastream`	A datastream allows you to read and write data to and from a databuffer in a stream-like way.
`brl.filepath`	The filepath module contains functions for manipulating file paths.
`brl.filestream`	A filestream allows you to read/write data from/to a file.
`brl.filesystem`	The filesystem module allows you to inspect and modify files on the filesystem.
`brl.gamecenter`	The gamecenter module provides simple support for the iOS Game Center framework.
`brl.httprequest`	The httprequest module allows you to perform http requests such as GET and POST.
`brl.json`	Minimalistic JSON module.
`brl.markdown`	The markdown module converts easy to read/write plain text (known as markdown) to html, using a simple text formatting syntax.
`brl.pool`
`brl.process`
`brl.requesters`	The requesters module allows you to use simple modal requesters with the glfw3 target on Mac and Windows only!
`brl.ringbuffer`	A ringbuffer is a circular FIFO buffer that wraps a DataBuffer.
`brl.socket`
`brl.stream`	Streams are used to read or write data in a sequential manner.
`brl.tcpstream`	A tcp stream represents a synchronous tcp connection to a host on the internet.
`brl.url`	A url, or web address, is a character string that specifies the location of a resource.
`cerberus`	The cerberus modules provide 'built-in' functionality that is available to every cerberus program.
`cerberus.boxes`	The boxes module provides a set of classes that allow you to use 'box' objects.
`cerberus.deque`	A deque is a 'double ended queue'.
`cerberus.lang`	The lang module contains classes and functions built-in to the cerberus language.
`cerberus.list`	The list module provides support for doubly linked lists.
`cerberus.map`	The map module provides support for associative maps.
`cerberus.math`	The math module provides math related constants and functions.
`cerberus.random`	The random module provides functions to generate random numbers.
`cerberus.set`	The set module provides support for sets, collections of ordered objects.
`cerberus.stack`	The stack module provides support for stacks.
`holzchopf.doctest`	The only purpose of this module is to test all doccer capabilities
`mojo`	Tho mojo modules provide a lightweight programming framework designed primarily for creating simple 2d games.
`mojo.app`	The app module contains the App class along with various support functions for controlling application behaviour.
`mojo.asyncloaders`	The Mojo async loaders module provides functions and interfaces for loading images and sounds asynchronously.
`mojo.audio`	The audio module contains functions for playing sounds and music.
`mojo.graphics`	The graphics module contains various functions that allow you to draw 2D graphics on all supported Cerberus target platforms.
`mojo.input`	The input module allows programs to check for user input from a wide variety of devices such keyboards, mice, joysticks and touchsceens.
`mojo.keycodes`	The keycodes module contains keyboard and input related constants.
`mojo2`	The mojo2 module is a new 2d rendering module for Cerberus.
`mojo2.graphics`
`mojo2.renderer`
`olymp`
`opengl`	The opengl module provides access to various OpenGL APIs on targets with OpenGL support.
`opengl.gles11`	The gles11 module provides a Cerberus wrapper for the OpenGL ES 1.1 API on the android, glfw and ios target.
`opengl.gles20`	The gles20 module provides a Cerberus wrapper for the OpenGL ES 2.0 API on the android, glfw, html5 and ios targets.
`os`	The os module provides miscellaneous operating system functionality, such as file, directory and environment variable access.
`reflection`	Reflection allows your program to inspect and access all or some of your program's declarations dynamically at runtime.