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On Tue, 20 Apr 2010 14:27:30 +0200, scott <sco### [at] scott com> wrote:
>> I recently found out that my LG KS360 supposedly has a 400MHz
>> proccessor. IIRC I used to run Pov-Ray 3.1 on a 333Mhz machine in 1997.
>> My cellphone is a lot slower than the 33MHz Celeron I had to work on
>> back then,
>
> Different architecture completely. How do you mean your phone is "a lot
> slower"?
>
It take ages to show the thumbnails of the images on my memory card...
>> Would it be possible to make a simple .jar ray-tracer to run on a
>> cell-phone?
>
> Yes. I made a couple of simple jar applications to just show test
> patterns on various phones. IIRC I had to download the Java SDK and the
> Nokia SDK, was a bit of a fiddle to get set up, but it was all free
> software and even came with an emulator. Not sure whether using Java
> and .jar files would give the best speed though, compiling directly to
> machine code would probably be faster (eg from a C or C++ type
> langauge). This probably requires a commercial compiler though, IDK.
>
That would be great! =)
-Nekar Xenos-
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