Hi folks, are there any plans for another hugi compo? Does anyone know of any other good contests where I can flex my rusting mad asm skills? :) I'm looking...
Hi! Try this: http://projecteuler.net/ I would like to solve these problems too, but I don't have time nowdays. Best, Chut ... Hi folks, are there any plans...
Akos Fekete
fekete.akos@...
Oct 22, 2007 6:01 pm
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Thanks, going to while away some time there. If only they were looking for optimally short asm solutions, it'd be perfect. :) Cheers, Mikael...
Hi All, How about Program to convert numbers to words in the Indian system of numerals.......... Like 1,24,53,432 will read as one crore twenty four lakhs...
I'm pretty ok as long as it's a non-graphical problem. And thanks again Chut. Projecteuler rocks. I've begun learning J after seeing some of the solutions in...
Long time... You mean something like this? Enter a negative number to terminate program. Maximum range is 2^31 -1 = 2,147,483,647. The code is straightforward....
Loren Blaney
loren_blaney@...
Oct 25, 2007 8:34 pm
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... Someone should write down number-making rules (I don't know Indian). I've been making a number-to-speech system as part of my job recently, and I think...
... How about these: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_numbering_system http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_numerals ... It's the same in Estonian, but the...
First of all: Merry Christmas to everyone! But now the important part (yeah, my shrink said something about my shifted perception of reality..) I am really...
This may help a little: 9.999.992.999 is not prime. It's 19 * 52.315.421 Jeff...
Jeff
mathguy314@...
Dec 22, 2007 1:34 pm
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Hi Jeff, Argh! Me being a copy-paste jerk! I missed the 19, but instead I sieved 17 two times, to make sure it really is sieved.. Thanks for pointing the right...
Adok! It's great to know you're still alive!! Magic says you're working on Hugi 34...maybe have something in a month or so? I think there are plenty of compo...
Loren Blaney
loren_blaney@...
Jan 2, 2008 4:48 pm
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... I also have switched to Mac (PowerPC) and even though I have a QEMU/Windows98 (sic!) install, I doubt I will participate to the compo. Looking at the code...
Adok, Here's the random number generator we used in compo 22. It comes from Wrox "Master Class Assembly Language" page 840. They in turn got it from Donald...
Loren Blaney
loren_blaney@...
Jan 5, 2008 4:32 pm
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In einer eMail vom 05.01.2008 17:10:15 Westeuropäische Normalzeit schreibt cdvolko@...: Hi sterten! ... Thanks. But doesn't this code result in an...
creates a 256-digits random number depending on the next 2 letters of the command line for internet password usage: (17 bytes) m0: sbb bx,[si-126] sbb...
... The idea is to multiply the seed by a prime number and adding one. This was for example used in the random generator in Turbo Pascal. You could use a byte...
... Well, the code can be beautified a bit :-) One I'm often using is this one: codeseg rand: mov ax,-259 imul seed add ax,13489 mov seed,ax ret dataseg seed...
I disagree with many ideas relating to what a random number generator is. A generator which uses fixed input values 9even with the self-modifying code...
Debbie, Thanks for your code. The two solutions have different applications: While the earlier posted solution is good for creating patterns that look all the...
Hi Everybody! I thought it was time for an update, especially since not much has been happening on this list. As you can see a few of us have been cranking...
Loren Blaney
loren_blaney@...
Jun 20, 2008 11:51 pm
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... How about something different than usual MSDOS compos... for example, linux shellcode, written in alphanumeric chars only? There are plenty of free linux...
Oleg Homenko
beeblbrx@...
Jun 23, 2008 7:53 am
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... How bout this pseudo-random in 9 bytes. called with al <> 0. the returned value is in al in the range 0->255. duration is dependant on initial input of al....
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