Welcome to the Mandel / Compelx Package

This program simply draws a mandelbrot using a set
of comples number routines I wrote.

All source is included (Except for VScreens (See VScreens Pkg))

Just have fun & Mail me if you have the formulae
for anything other that Mandel / Julia Brots.

 -- Daniel@farstar.demon.co.uk

(Try other Units From the Systems "By" Daniel workshop:
 Chatter  - A Simple coms chatting package, designed to work
             over a serial link. Includes IBMCOM, a Unit I
             found somewhere.
 VScreens - A Simple way of implementing 320x200x256 Screens
             palettes etc, smoothly & efficiently.
             also includes a MOUSE unit.
 VirtualD - A simple implementation of a Virtual Data Chain.
	     This unit provides a data chain object which is a simple
             byte array.
 SBUnit   - The SBUnit is a small, simple implementation of DSP
	     on the SOundblaster, and a __very__ simple adlib
	     unit, complete with song maker & demo songs.
 EMSUnit  - A Simple EMS unit which is raw, but it works.
	     Self Contained, with a built in testing system, the
             EMS unit offers a simple way of loading all sorts
             of data into EMS, as you can use the standard
             PASCAL routines: BLOCKCopy etc.
 Credits  - Credits, and Scroll1 are two small programs designed
             to scroll text around on the screen, specifically
             with the credits program to hold at the end & then fade.
	     Not entirely bug free, but they work generally.
 Install  - My Own Install program. Simple, efficient, and with
	     a once funny start.
 Liquid   - My Own Port of a simple Archimides program written in
             ARM-Assembler. You basically manipulate some water
             droplets. I was going to write it in assembly, but
             I'm not that good, so I fell back on Good-Old-Reliable
             TP Code which seems to do the job okay.
 Longs    - A simple demo of the LONG Filename support of W95
             used to rename files in TP.
	      Not massivley useful, but it could be fun.
 LZW      - My own LZW Code, needs Streams (Not TVision ones)
             My LZW code is not the best compressor around, but
             it is quite nice & quite fun to use.
 Mandel   - A small mandlebrot generator. It may need VScreens
             and other stuff. It includes a small COmplex number
             unit for handling real/imag numbers.
 PSCont   - For anyone out there with a panasonic KX-P2123, this
             program allows you to kind of mark up your documents
             from plain ascii into a dump format staright to your
 	     2123. It is otherwise okay, and I suppose that you
	     could change the codes if you wanted to change the
             printer, but as I was writing for mine alone, they
	     are embedded deep into the program.
 Streams  - Not the Turbo Vision flavour,
	     These Streams are perhaps more useful as they can
             represent both files on disk / a block of memory
	     and they have a variable bit depth:
 	 	i.e. You can change the number of bits written
                     at once. e.g. 8, 12, 16, 32 etc.
 Vesawork - This simple set of units includes a VESA compliant
	     extensions bios program UNIVBE, and other bits.
	     It is not the most optimised set of routines, but
	     they work in general, and if nothing else, provide
	     a way of testing most of your video card.
 Wadges   - This is perhaps one of my finest acheiovements,
	     the Wadge File is a sort of resource file format.
	     Based on the DOOM2 WAD (But not cross compatible)
	     the WADGE format has a directory stored at the
             end of the file, and a collection of data blocks
             which can be added / removed at will.
	     The 64K limit is imposed on data blocks & the directory,
             but that means the maximum wadge could be a massive
             64k * 15k entries or so.

That is all that is currently available. If you have anything
that you would like to add then please E-Mail me.

My Address is currently Daniel@farstar.demon.co.uk
 And the URL for relating info should be something like:
 http://www.farstar.demon.co.uk/Pascal/index.html

 -- Daniel Silverstone

have fun & stay happy ;)