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Have been away from here some time, will see if I can find the source code and upload it.

I have a fairly good running bf program. It still fails one test by too many cycles. Am I able to see the test that is failing to see how much I have left to optimize?

I went as far as he told me that I do not have windows.forms installed. Gotta have to try that.

You're right

It's fixed. Should work now...

Damn... you got me

I was using "0" as "not defined", since I thought noone would use chr(0) as code. Forgot about the "w". Ok, I will think of a workaround. Thanks for your testing!

Hi everyone, when processing the Super Brainfuck challenge, I really wished for a IDE for the SuperHack language. I also needed a project to start learning C#, so a wrote an IDE. It's become so cool that I want to share it with you. Of course the are still bugs, but I consider it as "usable&quo...

I've managed 30 now... 24 is tough though! I find it odd how it forgets previous solutions - does it only keep the absolute best ones as true solutions? Is it possible to also display each failing user's best attempt? It might be interesting. Hi, noob Question, but I haven't been challenging for a ...

I've simulated about 15k cycles on my own life implementation (because I did not find a simulation that exports me generation and count for every generation). Then I used brain to find all the periodics and wrote a program to calculate the numbers. After checking against my 15k numbers I let it calc...

Ah... it was in the source... cycle limit exceeded

Reminds me of an easier way to do

damn... was hoping it was only 5 tests

Thanks for the hint... will try tomorrow

5 test(s) passed
'xxx' is incorrect.

On the other challenges it always told me the results of the failed tests. Is this not always turned on? I'm a bt confused what might have gone wrong...

At what time was yours? Mine was about 5am

I had some fun playing and then figured out the last letter by trying

I have the same value... either its correct, or we're using the same codebase:

Used this one: http://www.bigzaphod.org/fibonacci/

My own perl script was too damn slow and I was to lazy to write C code

And I mistook the theta for a H.. had to increase text size several times before getting the clue