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## Corewar |
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## Core War |
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### A bit of history |
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### Introduction |
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Back in 1984 D. G. Jones had the brilliant idea to create a programming game |
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inspired by how some viruses manage to take over a system and their internal |
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memory. |
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From the very start the game was a great success and a flourishing community |
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added new features and organized tournaments worldwide. |
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In this project we will recreate the necessary tools to run a modified version |
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of the game. |
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### Game dynamics |
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At its very base the game consists on having two or more programs (written |
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by the contestants) that will be executed by the Virtual Machine in an arena (a |
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sandbox memory space). |
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We will call those programs the "players" from now on since they will be the ones |
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playing, while their creators won't have any possibility to interact with them |
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or the arena during the match. |
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The player will have a limited set of instructions it could use to change the |
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state of the arena. |
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It can use those instructions to try and corrupt the opponent's memory space, |
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replicate itself or repair damages made by the enemies. |
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The winner will be the last player notifying the arena it was alive before the |
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game ends. |
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#### Structure of the game |
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#### End game |
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### The Assembler |
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### The Virtual Machine |
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### Resources |
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#### Instruction Set |
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#### Config file |
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#### A basic player |
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#### Testing environment |
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