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diff --git a/tools/readme-frac-format.pd b/tools/readme-frac-format.pd deleted file mode 100644 index 950f56c..0000000 --- a/tools/readme-frac-format.pd +++ /dev/null @@ -1,22 +0,0 @@ -#N canvas 171 208 685 432 10; -#X text 31 36 The format of this file is pretty simple (or tries to -be).; -#X text 55 69 Line 1: name - this is used as the 'c' identifier; -#X text 55 81 Line 2: <var_count> <param_count> - integer for each -; -#X text 55 93 Line 3-x: <name> <init> - var name and start state; -#X text 55 105 Line y-z: <name> <low> <high> <init> - param data; -#X text 55 131 Line c: '.' - file must end with a single period '.' -; -#X text 33 180 This file is used by 'gen_fractal_framework' to produce -the 'C' source for the external.; -#X text 62 225 ** - The pseudo-code must not have any spaces. Each -line in the pseudo-code is considered to be a single "assignment" statement. -There is no need to worry about creating storage for any intermediate -(calculated) variables \, as that is done by the translation program. -The pseudo-code represents variables and parameters with a '$' before -the variable name. Locals are allowed \, but are preceded with a '#'. -(Locals are used as 'intermediate' \, computed values that are not -retained from iteration to iteration.); -#X text 55 118 Line a-b: <code_fragment> - line(s) of frac 'pseudo-code' -**; |