Deluge
Hey ElleXuzZ, I got the same problem some time (wow, several years already) ago. Posted a similar question in another deluge-thread here: http://www.hacker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1095
Never got a reply, nor did I find a solution that is accepted.
@Hippo, as you solved it and are still around, do you have any hint/idea?
I could also provide my code via PM, if I ever find it again after all these years
Never got a reply, nor did I find a solution that is accepted.
@Hippo, as you solved it and are still around, do you have any hint/idea?
I could also provide my code via PM, if I ever find it again after all these years
I could look at your codes and check they are not valid in this thread there is written ... there are 2 possible outputs ... program either does not end (at given number of cycles) or program returns wrong result. You could make simple "!" program to check the wrong result message and "0c" for the other.guga wrote:Hey ElleXuzZ, I got the same problem some time (wow, several years already) ago. Posted a similar question in another deluge-thread here: http://www.hacker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1095
Never got a reply, nor did I find a solution that is accepted.
@Hippo, as you solved it and are still around, do you have any hint/idea?
I could also provide my code via PM, if I ever find it again after all these years
I recommend "standard debugging techniques" ... try to test your code on HVM rather to sending the code to the challenge. Make nontrivial testing data and check what is your code behaviour.