Darwin's World Simulation in C#: An Interpreter
By: Richard Wiener
Abstract
In Darwin's world the user creates robot-like graphical creatures with behavior defined by a simple programming language. These creatures migrate around a small two-dimensional grid, each according to its simple program created by the user. The GUI application that controls and displays the location of these creatures must interpret the program instructions supplied in a simple text file for each creature type in real-time and display the movement and behavior of these creatures.
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Richard Wiener, “Darwin's World Simulation in C#: An Interpreter”, Journal of Object Technology, Volume 9, no. 1 (January 2010), pp. 57-63, doi:10.5381/jot.2010.9.1.c6.
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