SuperCurve This program is useful for high performance curve sampling. An arbitrary curve, such as reflectance factor for red light, is so complex that it can't be represented using any simple way. One way would be to use precalculated points that are interpolated for sampling result. This would be very slow for most of high performance applications, because it needs to access memory. Accessing memory is the most significant performance bottlenecks for computers. Other way would be to construct an approximation of the curve using the precalculated points. This will give a high performance result, but can be very tedious. Additionally most programmers would use conditionals when constructing the approximation which is another bottleneck. Failed branch prediction would cause multitude of pipeline stalls easily. What it does? SuperCurve takes the precalculated points as input and uses an advanced genetic algorithm (created by the author), to match polynomial curves to the...