Improved bugs.md by sorting entries by contest year
and using a one-line status string.
This will make it much easier for someone to find
and entry in the list.
A summary of statuses is found at the end of the file.
The problem was the usual suspect where any arg other than the first was
not a char **. Instead O5 is no longer defined to be main() and it is
its own function now which main() calls. The third arg starts out as a
global variable that is passed into the function (which is recursive).
Now the output is correct.
Remove the diff that I made to fix it and instead just add a thank you
note. This was not originally done because I did not at the time think
it was wanted.
The problem was that they renamed 'na' to 'PL_na' so the code did not
compile. I note that it segfaults in macOS but I've not had a chance to
look into that yet. It works fine in linux.
Though this will not work as is I have changed the code to scan for
https as well (it exited before). This is so if someone comes up with a
clever command line to make it work it can. A secure connection has to
be established before http commands can be given but now it at least can
connect (though it's been a while since I've played with sockets so
maybe I'm forgetting some detail - one does have to specify the port but
I gave an example in the README.md file for that).
In the README.md I pointed out that one has to specify http:// (or else
https though with the caveat noted above). I also explained how to
specify an alternative port.
I also noted the https issue in the bugs.md file in the INABIAF section
('it's not a bug it's a feature').
As well I changed the try command in the entry README.md file to refer
to a page that does not use https as trying it on the ioccc website
(what it used to) will just return a 301 error.
The segfault in 1996/westley I fixed some days ago so there's no need
for it to be in bugs.md.
Added the requirement for 32-bit arch and no optimiser in 2005/giljade
but suggesting it might be possible to fix it for 64-bit systems.
Probably this should be in a different section but I put it in the known
bugs to fix (even though it's not necessarily a bug).
Typo fix in 1990/jaw.
To see 1984/mullender in action we don't need an emulator: one can use
2015/endoh3 instead. I noted this, linking to it, but also noted that
otherwise one would need an emulator for the entry.
2004/gavin actually works. The problem is it doesn't work under macOS
at least with the M1+ chip (might or might not work with Intel). I still
kept the recent changes to the file but I noted it's not related to the
problem; it's an architecture issue.
Landon Curt Noll