Programs That Can Draw External Rays
- Mandel - program by Wolf Jung written in C++ using Qt with source code available under the GNU General Public License
- Java applets by Evgeny Demidov ( code of mndlbrot::turn function by Wolf Jung has been ported to Java ) with free source code
- OTIS by Tomoki KAWAHIRA - Java applet without source code
- Spider XView program by Yuval Fisher
- YABMP by Prof. Eugene Zaustinsky for DOS without source code
- DH_Drawer by Arnaud Chéritat written for Windows 95 without source code
- Linas Vepstas C programs for Linux console with source code
- Program Julia by Curtis T McMullen written in C and Linux commands for C shell console with source code
- mjwinq program by Matjaz Erat written in delphi/windows without source code ( For the external rays it uses the methods from quad.c in julia.tar by Curtis T McMullen)
- RatioField by Gert Buschmann, for windows with Pascal source code for Dev-Pascal 1.9.2 (with Free Pascal compiler )
- Mandelbrot program by Milan Va, written in Delphi with source code
- Power MANDELZOOM by Robert Munafo
- ruff by Claude Heiland-Allen
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