The idea here is a simple to use DLL file to integrate in languages with support to it to calculate a slash of the mandelfash fractal doing every pixel asynchronously.
This runs with high precision math (using Boost C++ Library) and many small optmizations to decrease the processing time.
This was originally coded by demand for Dave Fashenpour on 2018 as the final product of my hire.
This project is separate in two parts.
The DLL that can be compiled and added to any other project and a C# system to make testing the DLL easier with visual interface.
To use the C# program, first you have to compile the DLL with target to Release - x64.
Besides that, after compiling the DLL, you should be able to use it according to the original documentations:
Dave Fashenpour (Mathematician/Code Engineer): The contractor for this project and orginal coder that had a version of this calculator done in Basic which was used as an example on how to make this. This source was uploaded publicly with his permission.
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