Lsystem

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// A L-System fractal generator
// Copyright (c) 2005 Jari Komppa
// http://iki.fi/sol
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// License
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// (eg. same as ZLIB license)
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Uses SDL. SDL is licensed under LGPL; you can get it from http://www.libsdl.org
The plant .l files are copyright 2005 Sara Kapli, http://iki.fi/ase

This L-System fractal generator is almost exactly the same that was used in my
Assembly2005 4th ranking demo, 'The Line Age'. (The demo is also available from
my home site at http://iki.fi/sol)

The viewer is used by either dragging an .l file on top of the executable, or
from
command line by giving the .l file as a parameter.

While running, you can press space to force the viewer to re-load the same file.
This way you can modify the l-system definitions without restarting the
application
(unless you manage to crash the viewer, of course).

Originally coded on my apple powerbook! =)

If you find any use for this toy, toss me a mail, will you?

Cheers,
   Jari 'Sol' Komppa