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@GregBuchholz Of course. I know many programs that allow deep zooms of fractals. However, I am after an implementation in the browser.
by valera_rozuvan 10y ago
@GregBuchholz Of course. I know many programs that allow deep zooms of fractals. However, I am after an implementation in the browser.
- GregBuchholz 10y agoIt wasn't clear that you've looked at its implementation of arbitrary precision floating point numbers without using floating point numbers and found it wanting.
- valera_rozuvan 10y agoThe author of Fractint, Wes Loewer, created his own arbitrary precision math library [1]. I am aware of how such pieces of software work. I am also aware that to create such a thing from scratch - will take much effort. Especially testing it for correctness. Why reinvent the wheel? That's why I asked the question in the first place. Best case scenario - someone has already implemented such functionality in JavaScript (with complex numbers). But I think that this is not the case. So I guess this leads to the case of porting from some other language. [1] http://www.nahee.com/spanky/www/fractint/arb-prec.html http://www.nahee.com/spanky/www/fractint/arb-prec.html