digitalmars.D.announce - Compile-time perversions on WWWEP
- Stewart Gordon (7/7) Dec 07 2006 A few of you may have already seen WWWEP, through the occasional threads...
- BCS (5/15) Dec 07 2006 Somewhere somebody has a compile time ray tracer!
- clayasaurus (3/20) Dec 08 2006 You mean h3r3tic's ctrace?
- Frits van Bommel (2/3) Dec 08 2006 Seems to be down :(.
- Don Clugston (12/22) Dec 08 2006 The '99 bottles of beer' song is incorrect. The last six lines should re...
- Stewart Gordon (15/27) Dec 09 2006 As with many playground songs (if that's the right term), there are a
- Don Clugston (6/40) Dec 09 2006 No, I don't. Just the "lyrics" page on the website. The version you're
- Stewart Gordon (18/27) Dec 10 2006 Normally when writing poetry or song lyrics, the beginning of every line...
- John S. Skogtvedt (10/20) Dec 08 2006 Just to mention another example of compile-time perversions, a month ago...
A few of you may have already seen WWWEP, through the occasional threads here about quines or otherwise. Now there's a new section on compile-time perversions like the kind we've talked about here. http://smjg.port5.com/wwwep/ctp/ You'll notice that most of them are by no means new ideas, but the code is 100% my work. Stewart.
Dec 07 2006
Stewart Gordon wrote:A few of you may have already seen WWWEP, through the occasional threads here about quines or otherwise. Now there's a new section on compile-time perversions like the kind we've talked about here. http://smjg.port5.com/wwwep/ctp/ You'll notice that most of them are by no means new ideas, but the code is 100% my work. Stewart.Somewhere somebody has a compile time ray tracer! think: dmd -c -o- somefile.d > image.ppm open image.ppm in viewer of your choice
Dec 07 2006
clayasaurus <clayasaurus gmail.com> BCS wrote:Stewart Gordon wrote:You mean h3r3tic's ctrace? http://www-users.mat.uni.torun.pl/~h3r3tic/ctrace/A few of you may have already seen WWWEP, through the occasional threads here about quines or otherwise. Now there's a new section on compile-time perversions like the kind we've talked about here. http://smjg.port5.com/wwwep/ctp/ You'll notice that most of them are by no means new ideas, but the code is 100% my work. Stewart.Somewhere somebody has a compile time ray tracer! think: dmd -c -o- somefile.d > image.ppm open image.ppm in viewer of your choice
Dec 08 2006
Stewart Gordon wrote:http://smjg.port5.com/wwwep/ctp/Seems to be down :(.
Dec 08 2006
Stewart Gordon wrote:A few of you may have already seen WWWEP, through the occasional threads here about quines or otherwise. Now there's a new section on compile-time perversions like the kind we've talked about here. http://smjg.port5.com/wwwep/ctp/ You'll notice that most of them are by no means new ideas, but the code is 100% my work. Stewart.The '99 bottles of beer' song is incorrect. The last six lines should read: --- Take one down and pass it around, no more bottles of beer on the wall. No more bottles of beer on the wall, no more bottles of beer. Go to the store and buy some more, 99 bottles of beer on the wall. --- Note that on the 99 bottles of beer website, the C preprocessor version is incorrect, too (it gets the second last verse wrong).
Dec 08 2006
Don Clugston wrote: <snip>The '99 bottles of beer' song is incorrect. The last six lines should read: --- Take one down and pass it around, no more bottles of beer on the wall. No more bottles of beer on the wall, no more bottles of beer. Go to the store and buy some more, 99 bottles of beer on the wall. ---As with many playground songs (if that's the right term), there are a number of versions in circulation. See also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/99_Bottles_of_Beer Are you assuming yours is the only correct one because it's on the front page of the 99 bottles website, or have you other evidence? In my collection I have a Befunge version with " no more beer..." as the last line. I'm not sure where I got it from....Note that on the 99 bottles of beer website, the C preprocessor version is incorrect, too (it gets the second last verse wrong).It took me a moment to figure what you were supposed to do with the first of these. DMC doesn't appear to have an option to do just the preprocessing. Borland cpp32 (version 5.2) works, but generates loads of blank lines. But I can't at the moment see what you're claiming is wrong with it. Stewart.
Dec 09 2006
Stewart Gordon wrote:Don Clugston wrote: <snip>No, I don't. Just the "lyrics" page on the website. The version you're using is much simpler than that one. Though "history" page refers to the simple version.The '99 bottles of beer' song is incorrect. The last six lines should read: --- Take one down and pass it around, no more bottles of beer on the wall. No more bottles of beer on the wall, no more bottles of beer. Go to the store and buy some more, 99 bottles of beer on the wall. ---As with many playground songs (if that's the right term), there are a number of versions in circulation. See also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/99_Bottles_of_Beer Are you assuming yours is the only correct one because it's on the front page of the 99 bottles website, or have you other evidence?In my collection I have a Befunge version with " no more beer..." as the last line. I'm not sure where I got it from....I don't remember now. I think it's the capitalisation (there should be one instance of "no more" and two of "No more").Note that on the 99 bottles of beer website, the C preprocessor version is incorrect, too (it gets the second last verse wrong).It took me a moment to figure what you were supposed to do with the first of these. DMC doesn't appear to have an option to do just the preprocessing. Borland cpp32 (version 5.2) works, but generates loads of blank lines. But I can't at the moment see what you're claiming is wrong with it.Stewart.
Dec 09 2006
Don Clugston wrote:Stewart Gordon wrote:<snip>Normally when writing poetry or song lyrics, the beginning of every line is capitalised. So in the way it's usually written - four lines per verse - they would all be "No more". OTOH http://www.99-bottles-of-beer.net/lyrics.html compresses each verse into two lines, and so has "No more" once and "no more" twice. But if any versions are wrong, surely it's those written by lazy programmers to write 2 bottle(s) of beer on the wall 2 bottle(s) of beer Take one down, pass it around 1 bottle(s) of beer on the wall How does one pronounce "bottle(s)", let alone to fit the song? (That's just reminded me - I'd better fix my Come Here version sometime soon....) Stewart.It took me a moment to figure what you were supposed to do with the first of these. DMC doesn't appear to have an option to do just the preprocessing. Borland cpp32 (version 5.2) works, but generates loads of blank lines. But I can't at the moment see what you're claiming is wrong with it.I don't remember now. I think it's the capitalisation (there should be one instance of "no more" and two of "No more").
Dec 10 2006
Stewart Gordon skrev:A few of you may have already seen WWWEP, through the occasional threads here about quines or otherwise. Now there's a new section on compile-time perversions like the kind we've talked about here. http://smjg.port5.com/wwwep/ctp/ You'll notice that most of them are by no means new ideas, but the code is 100% my work. Stewart.Just to mention another example of compile-time perversions, a month ago I posted a brainfuck (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brainfuck) "compiler" using D templates (each BF command is expanded into a function call). If anyone is interested do a search for "brainf..." in D.learn or see http://www.digitalmars.com/webnews/newsgroups.php?art_group=digitalmars.D.learn&article_id=5158 (I later changed it so it would work with larger BF programs as well, I got a huge mandelbrot program to run 1-2 seconds slower than the translated-into-C-and-compiled version. The compilation was very slow and used lots of memory though.)
Dec 08 2006