A86: Re: Sierpinski Gasket - Dan Eble Check This Out! =)

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A86: Re: Sierpinski Gasket - Dan Eble Check This Out! =)

Ooops!
 
I forgot to mention that you have to run the file from the OS, because the program quits once the fractal has been drawn.
 
Also, if it gets messed up, try turning off your graph functions.
 
-Dave (aka BIOS)
-----Original Message-----
From: Dave M. Weprin <bioserr@megsinet.net>
To: assembly-86@lists.ticalc.org <assembly-86@lists.ticalc.org>
Date: Wednesday, December 09, 1998 9:27 PM
Subject: A86: Sierpinski Gasket - Dan Eble Check This Out! =)

Hi,
 
I found Dan Eble's Sieprinski Drawer amongst the other 86 graphic stuff.  I decided I could make it faster/smaller!...I did =).
 
The file attached is what I came up with.
 
The file includes the TI-BASIC version of the program, the ASM Source, and the ASM program itself.
 
SeirpinA - Asm program
SeirpinB - Basic program (still very fast, when compared to the one the TI-86 manual describes)
SeirpinA.asm - The ASM source
 
The program uses my own routine that puts random iteration to shame!  It's 100% accurate, and is very fast!  (Takes about 0.2 seconds to draw the screen)!  In addition, the program is way smaller!  (138 bytes according to windows, 89 bytes according to windows, 71 bytes according to ASM Studio).
 
BEAT THAT EBLE!  =P
 
-Dave (aka BIOS)
 
PS - I'm currently working on the Koch Curve fractal and the Mandelbrot Set.  I hope to have the Mandelbrot Set released soon, as right now I'm toying with the best way to approach converting it to ASM.  Should I include zoom?  The problem with that is the complexity of working with large decimals on the 86 =(.  Another problem with the mandelbrot set is that it's represented by differing shades of colour...my problem is...well...obvious =(.