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Phil23
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Posted: 12:04am 18 Sep 2016
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Just had the thought back to the DOS/Win 3.1 days.

8 Meg processor, & 640k of RAM, 800x600 VGA.

I had a piece of Mantlebrot software. (The name Chaos rings a bell).
You'd leave it running for hour, even zoom in on the interesting parts.

Has anyone writing something like that for the Micromite?

Not very useful, but I recall watching it for hours.

Cheers

Phil.

Edit:-

Actually found the original software, source seems available too.

Just won't run straight off under Win 64bit OS.Edited by Phil23 2016-09-19
 
twofingers

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Posted: 12:11am 18 Sep 2016
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Hi Phil,

really Mantlebrot or Mandelbrot?

Geoff has made a example for Micromites.

Regards
Michael

EDIT
"Mandel" is german and means "almond". Brot is german and means bread. Edited by twofingers 2016-09-19
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Phil23
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Posted: 12:20am 18 Sep 2016
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  twofingers said   Hi Phil,

really Mantlebrot or Mandelbrot?


Ok Twofingers,

I'm Pleading innocent on the grounds of TooManyFingers....

I did at least Google it right...




Sort of thought I'd seen something, but a search couldn't find it.

Thanks.
 
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