Sources of my softwares:

December 2008 - Thanks to my son Dominique, CNRS researcher, I now have a platform with Apple's Xcode, MinGW and Qt 4.5 from Nokia, which allows me to produce versions of my softwares for recent Mac and PC, all interactive (dropdown menus), all with stabilized speed of execution.

The exact sequence of manipulations is unstable, it depends on the compilation mode (eg CodeWarrior or Qt4), on the computer (PC, Mac 32 or 64 bits), on the previous experiment (if one makes experiments in loops), and even on benign manual interventions with the running dropdown menus.(like "pause" for example). For an exact repetition of an experiment, we must operate on the same computer, we must not operate in a loop and we must not use the dropdown menus. The utilization of the dropdown menus remains however absolutely recommended, if you do not need replication, which is the case in general.

To study my software at the source level, I recommend starting with software 2 which is "burdened" by a single option (structures limited to 2 large circles). It served as a basis for the programming of softwares 3 8 9 E3 E5 devdur.

We shall notice that emergence is not programmed anywhere.

I give the sources of my softwares as I use them: without sophistication.

Anyway, we must relativize the importance of this publication of my sources. The scientific battle for the recognition of the duality "determinism / unpredictability", and the creativity of artificial systems, is historically won, which was not the case twelve years ago when I wrote my first programs.

See, for example, in "To Science" from July 2008, special issue "Where life is born," the article: "The machines inspired by the living" by Moshe Sipper and James Reggia.