* THE MANDELBROT SET * ---------------------- [This is a modification of Jon's original document.] Authors: -------- Original program by: Jon Mynott E-Mail: mt91jbm@brunel.ac.uk Assembly and a few other mods by: Dan Kirkland E-Mail: kirkland@ee.utah.edu The CST menu: ------------- Page 1 PLOT - Resets plot parameters and executes Draw. (131 x 64) DRAW - Sets PICT size to 131 x 64 and executes Draw. SET - Displays the whole set. (131 x 64) About - Title and author screen. Help1 - Help screen for Cst menu page 1. Page 2 (NXT) BIG.P - Resets plot parameters and executes Draw. (166 x 128) BIG.D - Sets PICT size to 166 x 128 and executes Draw. BIG.S - Displays the whole set. (166 x 128) Help2 - Help screen for Cst menu page 2. Note: To zoom in on a section of a current plot, (1) go to the GRAPH screen (left-shift GRAPH, if needed). (2) zoom as with any other graph using ZOOM menu or Z-BOX. (3) when screen blanks excape back to CST menu (press ON twice). (4) execute DRAW or BIG.D. The VAR menu: ------------- Mand - This will show the title screen then set CST menu page 1. Draw - Prompts for # of iterations and plots using current plot parameters (including current PICT size). About - Title and author screen. Iter - A directory containing: Iter - plots the path of a point as it goes through the mandelbrot set iterations. (the coordinates can be on the stack or, if the stack is empty, it will ask for some) DRP.N - clears the stack except for the top entry N - the number of iterations Reset - sets the graph display to fit the whole m-set PPAR - ... Init - takes a coordinate and executes the first iteration on it After - does all subsequent iterations on the Init coordinate, -one iteration per key press EQ - ... Pict - The 131x64 pixel picture. B.Pict - The 166x128 pixel picture. And various other stuff called from the CST menu. You may not be interested in the Iter program. It traces a coordinate through successive iterations to see where the point will end up. You can get some interesting results (as well as some interesting patterns)! I have left it here in case anyone is interested. Dan