Update news to announce YouTube links.
Update tarballs for all of 2024 as well as a recent 2012 update.
Update sitemap.
Ran `make update` to perform the above.
We improve `prog.c` beyond the 4M byte patch to reach 64M bytes.
The `try.sh` is made more robust, detecting both compiler and
executable problems that are **NOT** bugs in the code.
The code is now declared **INABIAF - please DO NOT fix**.
A detailed description of compiler, linker and resource
issues has been added to the `README.md` and `index.html`.
For practical reasons (and to make the judges weep and curse slightly
less) I only submitted code that only had 134 gotos. I'm a horrible
monster, I know, but I have decided to present this alt version I have
which takes the 134 gotos to 149 and which still fits in rule 2 limits.
If I am going to ruin goto I might as well do it properly, despite
Landon telling me that the 134 might be called near limitless. Now it is
limitless. Some of the very few remaining blocks of code that were where
they belong were moved away from their proper place but other changes
were made too.
Added gotos.c.txt - kind of like the judges' video where it shows all
the gotos only here it is just a text file of only the gotos (after
clang-format like they had). This is of prog.c, not prog.goto.max.c.
Renamed gotos.txt to jumps.txt as it's not just gotos (though most of it
is).
Updated .gitignore and Makefile.
Updated .entry.json and rebuilt index.html as well as obfuscation.html
(obfuscation.md was also updated).
The entry_text for 'ref.mp3' had commas. This is not allowed as the way
the site script (in particular bin/entry2csv.sh) works is it creates a
CSV file which when imported into a spreadsheet application (like
Numbers in macOS) it adds additional columns. Also, because a space is
after the comma, it triggers another error in the bin/csv2entry.sh
script.
What this error meant is that some of the text was not even in the
index.html.
This has all been corrected.
Typos fixed in 2024/index.html.
Show URL added.
This commit also adds the time (how long in the show, not the clock
time) the source code was pushed to the GitHub repo and the total length
of the show.
Due to a manifest mix-up (which had some html files marked as markdown
and as display_via_github as true) the respective entries' index.html
linked to html files on GitHub which do not render right (and is the
wrong place in any case).
This means that the index.html files and the .entry.json files were
updated. This in particular goes for:
2024/burton
2024/ferguson1
2024/howe
Thanks to @SirWumpus for reporting this!
The gotos.txt file (manifest updated) shows the line changes in a single
run of the program.
Capitalised some text.
Changed width and height attributes in images - they were too hard to
see otherwise (for those of us with poor vision it's still hard on a
mobile device but it was almost impossible to see on the computer for
me - now it scales better, for some definitions of 'better').
Rebuilt html files.
This did involve updates to news.{md,html} and years.html. The prize in
diabolical logistics now reflects the title of the game and the prize in
yil-tas has a capitalisation fix (that was missed yesterday).
Also reworded some of the text of 2024/ferguson1/index.html.
Also rebuilt 2024/guidelines.html, 2024/rules.html (obviously
2024/index.html was also rebuilt).
The other ones were rebuilt because the markdown had 2025 (from 2024)
and it was not rebuilt. I noticed a lot of files have this problem (in
copyright). May I suggest sgit(1) to save you time? :-) (I would do it
but I don't want to cause a problem with any pull requests that might
be opened.
For fun I put in how many line changes there were in an example run
through the entire program from start to finish ('hell'). With 85 lines
(with 14 blank, some functions, #includes, #defines, some lines only
having a brace and possibly other lines like that) there were a total of
985 line changes (an extremely tiny fraction had the same line number
repeated once but that hardly matters).
Fixed typo in Judges' remarks (inspired by Oregon Trail not inspired by
Oregon).
Added note about another version I submitted - helps prevent having to
update the files removing any reference to it.
Updated .gitignore (due to a file one of the scripts generates).
Rebuilt index.html and obfuscation.html.
Landon Curt Noll