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yet another fractal generator...

Started by qWord, September 05, 2014, 09:28:43 PM

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qWord

In the attachment a small weekend goody  :biggrin:

Runtime requirements: Windows Vista+, SSE3
Building requirements: MASMv8+ and latest MASM32 SDK

Usage:
Use the left mouse button for dragging the view (remarks that it takes time to calculate the image) or, if the control-key is down, to select a range to zoom in. The mouse wheel is used for zooming in and out.
Keys:
- VK_R: recalculate fractal image
- VK_O: restore original zoom
- VK_C: open gradient-tool window
Tool window: the handholds for the colors can be dragged with the mouse. A right mouse click opens the context menu (insert/delete/sel.color).

qWord

MREAL macros - when you need floating point arithmetic while assembling!

TouEnMasm


The d2d1.dll can't be found.
I have the directx sdk with the d2d1.lib .h but not .dll.
Is it another pleasure of microsoft who say "you haven't buy my last system"  ?:eusa_dance:

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Gunther

Hi qWord,

works fine under Windows 7-64 and very fast. Well done. Thank you for the sources, too.  :t

Gunther
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guga

QuoteIs it another pleasure of microsoft who say "you haven't buy my last system"  ?
Yep. Unfortunately, this seems to work only in WindowsVista and above. I couldnĀ“t find the d2d1.dll for winxp yet.

Anyway, if someone  wants some examples in C) for d2d  i found some on the developerĀ“s site
http://blogs.technet.com/b/thomasolsen/archive/2008/10/29/introducing-the-microsoft-direct2d-api.aspx#pi47623=10
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/tmulcahy/
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