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fractals screensaver
fractals screensaver
This program draws randomly about 100 types of fractals. Program realized on C++ (as screensaver and as standard window application) and on Java (as applet and image store application). -
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JScreenSaver is the middleware to make a screen saver for Windows in Java language. JScreenSaver itself is being written in the Java language and the C++ language. JScreenSaver starts the screen saver which you wrote in Java language. J2SE 1.4.0 later.
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Two programs, one in Java and one in Javascript, which display a configurable graphical countdown timer on a computer. Useful for testing situations and short-range anticipated events.
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Utilize Java to create an application capable of massivly parallel operations. Application will be targeted as a Napster Clone, with the additional capability of downloading projects which are seeking computer time.
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Jeenie is a Win32 screensaver written in Java and C. It depends on a Java 2 Runtime Environment and provides base screensaver support. You can use it to develop your own private or corporate screensaver without the need for a fully blown C++/MFC environm
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