Hi,

David Buck writes:
> DKBTrace was originally developed on an Amiga computer in C.

I'm the author of the Atari 2D Graph Describer and 3D Modeller,
called Eureka 2.12, written in C language. It'll be 40 next year.

Eureka 2.12 is a software package originally developed for Atari ST
till Falcon computers. It is announced as a "2D Graph Describer and 3D
Modeller", meaning it allows users to create and manipulate 2D graphs
and 3D models. The software is notable for 2D curves analysis and 3D
modelling capabilities, enabling users to generate graphs from
mathematical functions (including fractal images like Julia and
Mandelbrot sets) and then map these graphs onto 3D surfaces. Users
can also create 3D animations and transfer images or animations from
other tools like the Persistence Of Vision Raytracer (POV-Ray).


a classic Atari application, often used in educational and creative
contexts. The software can be run on modern systems using Atari
Virtual Machine like ARAnyM (Atari Running on Any Machine).

I always was impressed with POV-Ray, Mathematica from their beginning!

Many thanks for your inspiration =)

Best regards,

-- 

Author of Eureka 2.12 (2D Graph Describer, 3D Modeller)
<https://eureka.atari.org/>

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