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ABOUT CYCLO
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CYCLO creates cyloids, which are a particular family of mathematical
plot. As such, it is an educational game, or, if you like, a mathematical
recreation. CYCLO uses a simple yet versatile Graphical User Interface.
CYCLO is free. The entire source code for CYCLO and the GUI it uses are for
sale ($30 Australian). Feel free to play with and share this program.
CYCLO was written in Turbo Pascal 6.0 by Doug Colman, Computer Science
Department, University of New England, Armidale, Australia. It is not
endorsed by UNE, but is a personal project. Source code includes seven(7)
Turbo Pascal Units (covering a broad spectrum of Graphical User Interface
Functions and Procedures). There are about 4360 lines of code. The entire
source code is available by sending $30 (Australian Funds - Bank Draft) to:
Doug Colman,
Plateaux Products,
1-193 Faulkner Street,
Armidale, NSW, 2350,
Australia.
(The $30 cost includes packaging, postage and disk.)
Source includes full Menu-Window Interface as used by CYCLO, with Mouse
Support, Dialog Boxes, File Choosers, etc. Written for compatibility with
VGA, EGA, SVGA, CGA, MCGA, EGA64 EGAmono IBM8514, Hercules, ATT400, and
PC3270. The Menu Interface code was designed for ease of installation into
your own applications. That is, it is a generic GUI. Compiler Support: Turbo
Pascal Versions 4.0 - 6.0. No warranties or liabilities are applicable.
Source Code (With Dependencies):
CYCLO (Example Implementation Program)
GUIGLOBS (Graphical User Interface Globals)
GUIMOUSE (GUI Full Mouse Support)
GUISVGA (Super VGA Support)
GUIMENU (Menu Tools)
GUITOOLS (Other GUI Tools)
GUIPRINT (Graphics Screen Dump Routines)
GUIWORLD (World Coordinate System)
Internet Electronic Mail:
doug@neumann.une.edu.au
dcolman@metz.une.edu.au
Price valid until January 1993.
You will need to provide your own SVGA256.BGI.
CYCLO is (C) Doug Colman 1992.