Graphing Calculator Programs

  I have a Casio CFX-9850GB Plus graphing calculator.  This calculator has a fair number of capabilities; it is roughly on the same order as the TI 83-Plus that is most often used in this school.  Its main problem is that its programming interpereter is painfully slow, especially when it comes to graphics.  It's actually quite good for its original purpose, acting as a data processor and an occasional grapher, but it's genuinely hard to write a good game for a system that takes the better part of half an hour to redraw each pixel on its 127x63 screen.  Its chief benefit is that it is in color, although the color quality is somewhere between GameBoy and GameBoy Color, leaning sharply towards the former (2-bit color; one bit is for green and the other is for orange; both at once is bluish and neither is blank).

  It's not impossible to write good software for it, though; there are, in fact, a large number of games out there for this calculator.  I have made an attempt to write software for this thing on several occasions; here, I have posted (and will post) apps that I write for it.

  A program that draws a fractal within whatever bounds are set in VWindow.  Beware, though; it has finite accuracy, is not in color, and takes two hours to draw.