I Will Be Execute

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HugStuart
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Post by HugStuart »

Hi there,
I just solved this challenge with help of the HVM-IDE. I just wonder why it worked there and not with the online HVM. Any ideas? Thanks!
megabreit
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Post by megabreit »

As far I remember, the problem was the maximum cycle limit. It's to low in the online (and Python) implementation, but higher by default in the HVM-IDE.
HugStuart
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Post by HugStuart »

Makes sense, thank you!
skooli
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Post by skooli »

I simply adjusted the max-cycle limit var in the python implementation, worked beautfully
whattheh@ck
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Post by whattheh@ck »

I made it work in web page format with...

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javascript:alert(MAX_CYCLES  = 1000000);
got the answer pretty quickly. You could also just look at the pattern and get it with (9**4+16)
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