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Last Sunday, after getting bored implementing error handling in the Ruby version of the food journal, I decided to take a stab at the ICFP 2009 Programming Contest. Although already finished, the problem is so intense and interesting that I had to try. My solution is written in the lovely functional language Haskell.

Today, I achieved a milestone. My program can load and execute the Orbit virtual machine, run a sequence of frames and reports a score of -1.0 when the controlled satellite’s fuel is exhausted.

Browse the code on GitHub. Remember, I’m still learning, so don’t expect anything miraculous!

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Posted by Libertus on July 11, 2009 at 4:03 pm under Coding, Education, Haskell.
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