Re: Challenge...
In article <d74...@4ax.com>, Lemming <l3m...@bumblbee.demon.co.uk> writes: > I never tried Koch curves, but I did write a Mandelbrot Set generator > in COBOL on a Burroughs B3900 mainframe. I wrote a Mandelbrot Set generator for my graphical calculator. The thing only had about 400 words of program store, and it took an hour to draw a 96 by 64 pixel image. (I think I used an iteration limit of about 16) > The resolution was piss poor, but it was fast :) If you have linux (or probably other UNIX), you should try out Xaos. It has a ncurses (i.e. character) mode, and can do real time zoom - quite surreal. Manages about 200fps of standard 80x25 Rob http://www.bath.ac.uk __/\__ Robert Hart /~ab6rah/ \ / Ground Floor Flat __/\__/ \__/\__ 2 Alexander Buildings \ / Bath /_ _\ BA1 6AT \ / __/\__ __/ \__ __/\__ \ / \ / \ / __/\__/ \__/\__/ \__/\__/ \__/\__
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