Subject: Re: [stella] VCS C programming From: Kirk Israel <kirkjerk@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Sun, 22 May 2005 08:51:35 -0400 |
On 5/22/05, Fred Quimby <c9r@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >Sounds like a 'SuperOptimizer'. > > This seems to implement a black-box where you duplicate results in as little > space as possible, but in a kernel you need certain things to happen at > certain times, greatly complicating matters. > Hmm. There's always the "random monkeys typing shakespeare" approach...I mean, assuming there's a fixed upper limit to the maximum size, say, as many commands as could possibly be crammed into a 2LK, all you have to do is generate all the binary strings of that size and see which if any do the task. Or even more directed, generate src ASM instructions w/ all the different RAM locations. Then all you have to do is write a program that can *identify* a kernal that meets all the criteria! Or, if you can write a program that can judge the fitness level on a sliding scale, you could apply a genetic algorithm and breed new solutions and get darwin on your side! Hmmm... Archives (includes files) at http://www.biglist.com/lists/stella/archives/ Unsub & more at http://stella.biglist.com
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