Quine A program that outputs its own source code, preferably without reading a file, is called a Quine. One of the simplest example is as follows #include<stdio.h> main(){char*a="#include<stdio.h>%cmain(){char*a=%c%s%c;printf(a,10,34,a,34);}";printf(a,10,34,a,34);} This is the base I used for this challenge. The constraint Just like for the math expression... »

Why? Why would you make a game in Assembly? This is generally the first question I get when someone enter my stream on livecoding . The most honest answer I can give is simply, for the fun! Of course it is also helpful for practicing... »

This is a project I wanted to do to see if some ideas I had would work in practice. For a while I was thinking of how I could bind C++ class into Roboto (My own scripting language) and the best way I thought of... »

This is a project inspired by this one It use genetic algorithm to evolve brainfuck program. For now the only program that have been generated print text. It use threads to run and mutates multiple program programs at the same time. The mutation and the... »

Code Golf Code Gold are challenge where you have to write code in the least amount of character possible. I was on the IRC server of SFML (irc.boxbox.org), on the C++ channel (#c++) and someone was asking how to implement a Math Expression Evaluator. Basically... »