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  • Re: Speed Challenge 32: Obfuscated Hello World

    import Char; import List; import Maybe main = putStrLn $ map (chr . fromInteger) $ unfoldr foo 653552968926683012802491080 foo n = listToMaybe $ genericTake n $ [(n `mod` 128, n `div` 128)]
    Posted to Forum by Mystery on 08-21-2007
  • Re: Post the function you are most proud of.

    kvigor: return ((float (*)(float, float, int *))coefficientTable)(f1, f2, isErr); I could not get your posted code to compile with VC++ 2005. ( error C2440 ) I had to change the line I quoted to: return ((float (*)(float, float, int *))(void *)coefficientTable)(f1, f2, isErr); Then it compiled. I then...
    Posted to Forum by Chicken Little on 05-18-2007
  • Speed Challenge 12

    So here's somethink easier, though alike in spirit: Write a program, that writes a program, that writes ... all in different languages. Shell, PHP, Java, Perl, Javascript, C, Python, ... A small example - writing HTML from Javascript from PHP: <?php echo '<HTML><BODY><SCRIPT language...
    Posted to Forum by flop on 05-07-2007
  • Confused by judging standards.

    You say its not supposed to be an obfuscation contest, but a lot of the threads seem to imply that it is better to make something unreadable and confusing (by printing binary assembly code directly to memory and running it, or other silly things) than to make complicated but readable code. In other words...
    Posted to Forum by Dark Shikari on 04-25-2007
  • Re: Self-Printing Program

    #!/bin/bash x=20; d='bupr rabq "}1:d:q{$" a- bupr bq ;))--d;0=>d;2-k=d((ebs "740\" r- bupr 31gbe | "q$" a- bupr "740\" ra- bupr rabq "}1:d:q{$" a- bupr bq ;))--d;k=>d;1-}q#{$=d((ebs ]k-y[$=k ;}q#{$=y `31gbe | "q$" bupr`=q =q ;02=k ufno/avo/!#' d=`echo "$d" | rot13` l=${#d}; x=$[l-x] for((q=${#d...
    Posted to Forum by joost /**/ on 04-16-2007
  • Re: Nursery Rhyme Challenge

    GeneWitch: you know something? in abasic or qbasic you could have READ...DATA statements, that would have made this trivial. I really miss READ...DATA statements, and i cry a tear of sorrow everytime i learn a new language that doesn't have a functional equivalent. AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH, don't remind...
    Posted to Forum by iwpg on 03-09-2007
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