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Issue Number: 12
Column Tag: Programmer's Challenge
Programmer's Challenge
By Bob Boonstra, Westford, MA
Crutches
Crutches? What an odd topic for a Programmer's Challenge, you might think. Let me explain. This month's problem was actually suggested by my wife, whose connection with the Challenge has until now been limited to the patience required to put up with the amount of time I spend running the contest. She recently had the misfortune to break her foot, which has, you guessed it, put her on crutches for six or so weeks. Being on crutches gives one a new perspective on distance, particularly distance between points around the house. And while she tries to stay off the foot as much as possible, she still has to get from place to place, so the broken foot also motivates one to find ways to minimize distance. Which leads us to this month's Challenge, a practical extension of the well-known Traveling Salesperson problem.
The prototype for the code you should write is:
typedef long Node; typedef long Weight; typedef struct Connection { Node node1; /* a connection exists between node1 ... */ Node node2; /* ... and node2 .... */ long distance; /* ... separated by this distance */ } Connection; typedef struct Task { Weight weight; /* you need to carry an object with this weight ... */ Node fromNode; /* ... from fromNode ... */ Node toNode; /* ... to toNode */ } Task; typedef enum {kPickUpObject=1, kDropOffObject, kMoveTo} ActionType; typedef struct Action { ActionType action, /* actions comprising the solution */ long object, /* kPickUpObject or kDropOffObject this object */ Node node /* kMoveTo this node */ } Action; long /* actions in solution */ Crutches ( const Node nodes[], /* Nodes defining the problem */ long numNodes, const Connection connections[], /* Connections between nodes */ long numConnections, const Task objectsToMove[], /* objects to be moved */ long numObjects, Node startingNode, /* start from this node */ Weight maxWeightToCarry, /* maximum weight that you can carry */ Action solutionPath[] /* return your solution here */ );
Your job is to write code that will perform a set of Tasks and minimize the distance traveled in doing so. Each Task consists of moving an object of a specified weight from one place (Node) to another. You can travel from one Node to another only if a Connection exists between the Nodes, and moving between a pair of Nodes requires traveling the associated distance along that Connection.
At the start of the problem, you are located at the startingNode. You are given the numNodes Nodes describing the problem space and the numConnections Connections between them. You are also given numObjects objectsToMove, each of which needs to be transported from the fromNode to the toNode. You can carry more than one object along your journey, provided the sum of the weights of the objects being carried does not exceed the maxWeightToCarry. The solution is described as a sequence of Actions. An Action consists of picking up an object (kPickUpObject) from the current Node, dropping off an Object at the current Node (kDropOffObject), or moving to an adjacent Node (kMoveTo) and carrying all objects that have been picked up to that Node. You may not pick up an object if doing so would cause the maxWeightToCarry to be exceeded. The sequence of Actions that transports all of the objectsToMove to the appropriate Nodes should be returned as the solutionPath, and Crutches should return the number of Actions in your solution.
None of the Tasks will be impossible to perform. No object will have a weight greater than maxWeightToCarry, so it will be possible to carry each object. It will be possible to reach each fromNode and each toNode by traversing Connections from the startingNode. Connections may not satisfy the triangle inequality, that is, it may be the case that a direct Connection between two Nodes is not the shortest path between them. No other a priori information about the Connections, Nodes, or Tasks is available.
Your solution will be evaluated first on correctness (as always), and then on score. Your score for this Challenge will be the total distance traveled to perform the required Tasks, plus a 10% penalty for each second of execution time expended. Lower scores are, of course, better.
The Challenge prize will be divided between the overall winner and the best scoring entry from a contestant that has not won the Challenge recently. If you have wanted to compete in the Challenge, but have been discouraged from doing so by the quality of the entries from our veteran contestants, perhaps this is your chance at some recognition and a share of the Challenge prize.
This will be a native PowerPC Challenge, using the CodeWarrior Pro 5 environment. Solutions may be coded in C, C++, or Pascal.
Next month, perhaps we'll solve the problem of how to motivate a couple of teenage children to perform these Tasks, allowing the broken foot more time to rest and heal. But perhaps that would be too difficult, even for Challenge readers. (Actually, the kids are being very helpful with the household chores.)
Three Months Ago Winner
Congratulations to Claes Wihlborg (Sweden) for submitting the winning entry to the September Busy Beaver Challenge. This Challenge required contestants to do two things. First, contestants were to produce a 5-state "Busy Beaver" Turing Machine that writes as large a number of 1s as possible when given a blank input tape. Second, they had to write a general Turing Machine simulator that executes this Busy Beaver as quickly as possible. The problem statement provided a reference to a Turing Machine demonstrating that BB(5), the maximum number of 1s produced by any 5-state Busy Beaver, is at least 4098. Alas, none of the nine entries in this Challenge broke new ground in Busy Beaver research by providing a Busy Beaver that produced more than 4098 1s. So this competition was based on how quickly the Busy Beaver could be executed.
Claes' solution is extraordinarily fast, five times faster than the second place solution, and more than sixty times faster than the third-place solution. Upon investigation, while somewhat difficult to understand because of sparse commentary, Claes' entry is fascinating. To fully understand it, I inserted some debugging code and watched it in operation. I'll try to compensate for the terseness of the code by providing some additional explanation here.
The first thing Claes does is to call the CreateOptimizedTMRules routine to compile the Turing Machine rules into OptimizedTMRules. Two OptimizedTMRules are created for each Turing Machine rule, encoding both the rule and the associated binary input symbol. Each OptimizedTMRule contains a OneBitActionRoutines action field that combines two elements of the original Turing Machine rule: the move direction, and whether the output symbol is unchanged, 0, or 1. These actions are encoded as follows:
abaLeft, abaRight , abaHalt - leave the input unchanged and move left, right, or halt
abaLeftSet, abaRightSet, abaHaltSet - write a 1 and move left, right, or halt
abaLeftClear, abaRightClear, abaHaltClear - write a 0 and move left, right, or halt
This optimization allows Claes to factor out some logic tests during the Turing Machine simulation, and to avoid modifying the output tape when it doesn't change.
The runNBitTuringMachine performs the Turing Machine simulation. This routine processes the input tape in chunks of either 6 bits or 8 bits in size, trying the former first, and the latter if the former fails. It creates and uses two additional data structures, the TapeSegment structure that encodes a segment of the Turing Machine tape, and the MacroNTMRule data structure that further encodes the OptimizedTMRules. The TapeSegment data structure takes advantage of the fact that repeating sequences can occur on a Turing Machine tape, and do occur on Busy Beaver Turing Machines. It contains a symbol field, which is a 6- or 8-bit section of the tmTape, an exponent that contains a repetition count for that section, and left and right pointers to adjacent tape segments.
The MacroNTMRule is a little more difficult to explain. The 256 Turing Machine states that the problem statement requires entries to support are expanded into 512 OptimizedTMRules, and further expand into 512*256 MacroNTMRules. A MacroNTMRule is indexed by 8 bits that identify the OptimizedTMRule, plus of the TapeSegment symbol value (6 or 8 bits). In effect, the MacroNTMRule expands the symbol set from 1 bit to 6 or 8 bits, and expands the set of Turing Machine states accordingly.
When runNBitTuringMachine executes the Turing Machine, it first looks to see if the MacroNTMRule corresponding to the current state has been created. If not, it calls the createNbitMacroRule routine to create it. This routine simulates the effect of the OptimizedTMRules on the current input symbol, determines what newSymbol output is produced, counts the number of OptimizedTMRules executed for this one MacroNTMRule, characterizes the nature of the rule into an NBitActionRoutines action, and stores a pointer to the new MacroNTMRule state.
The NBitActionRoutines field characterizes the MacroNTMRule by encoding the move direction, whether the output is different from the input, and whether the state is changed after processing this chunk of input. The most interesting values for this NBitActionRoutines field are as follows:
- tbaBounceLeft, tbaBounceRight - leave the input unchanged and reverse direction left or right
- tTbaBounceLeftChange, tbaBounceRightChange - write changed output and reverse direction left or right
- tTbaThruLeft, tbaThruRight - leave the input unchanged, continue moving left or right, and modify the state
- tTbaThruLeftChange, tbaThruRightChange - write changed output, continue moving left or right, and modify the state
- tTbaThruOptimized tbaThruRightOptimized - leave the input unchanged, continue moving left or right, and stay in the same state
- tTbaThruChangeOptimized tbaThruRightChangeOptimized - write changed output, continue moving left or right, and stay in the same state
The optimizations in the runNBitTuringMachine code allow the final output of Claes' Busy Beaver to be represented in a few TapeSegments:
Segment | Symbol (Hex) | Exponent (Hex) |
0 | 0 | 180 |
1 | 1 | 1 |
2 | 36 | 1023 |
3 | 37 | 1 |
4 | 0 | 395 |
When runNBitTuringMachine returns, it indicates whether the attempt to execute with 6-bit tape segments succeeded or failed. If it failed, it is run again using 8-bit segments. While the 6-bit optimization is clearly intended to speed up the 5-state Busy Beaver Turing machines, it also kicks in for other machines. More importantly, the program meets the requirement of correctly simulating any Turing Machine with up to 256 states, without hard-coding any particulars of the Busy Beaver problem.
Before RunTuringMachine returns, it copies the TapeSegments back to the Turing Machine tape. (Until this point, the output of the Turing Machine exists only in the TapeSegment database.) For the 6-bit tape segment case, Claes uses an unrolled loop. For the 8-bit case, he uses memset. In both cases, the exponent field in the TapeSegment controls the number of times a TapeSegment symbol is copied.
I'd encourage you to take a look at Claes solution. I found it to be very clever.
The table below lists, for each of the solutions submitted, the number of 1s generated by the entry's Busy Beaver Turing Machine, the number of rules executed by that machine, the execution time of the Busy Beaver in milliseconds, and cumulative test case execution time. It also provides the code size, data size, and programming language used for each entry. As usual, the number in parentheses after the entrant's name is the total number of Challenge points earned in all Challenges prior to this one.
Name | # of 1s | # of Rules | BB Time (msecs) | Time (msecs) | Code Size | Data Size | Lang |
Claes Wihlborg (9) | 4098 | 11798826 | 0.93 | 3.04 | 6680 | 1080033 | C |
Ernst Munter (651) | 4098 | 11798826 | 5.10 | 22.82 | 4764 | 749 | C++ |
Mike Miller | 4098 | 11798826 | 61.49 | 306.93 | 2044 | 410 | C |
Rob Shearer (51) | 4098 | 11798826 | 64.92 | 311.59 | 1432 | 716 | C++ |
Randy Boring (133) | 4098 | 11798826 | 213.09 | 1066.58 | 4456 | 94 | C++ |
Willeke Rieken (112) | 4098 | 11798826 | 489.74 | 2456.34 | 912 | 16 | C |
Tom Saxton (165) | 4098 | 11798826 | 734.27 | 3678.83 | 708 | 180 | C++ |
Yung-Lueng Lan | 4098 | 11798826 | 743.58 | 3726.49 | 1372 | 28 | C |
Ladislav Hala (7) | 4098 | 47176870 | 2954.95 | 5922.87 | 1520 | 750 | C |
Top Contestants...
Listed here are the Top Contestants for the Programmer's Challenge, including everyone who has accumulated 10 or more points during the past two years. The numbers below include points awarded over the 24 most recent contests, including points earned by this month's entrants.
Rank | Name | Points |
1. | Munter, Ernst | 231 |
2. | Saxton, Tom | 106 |
3. | Maurer, Sebastian | 68 |
4. | Rieken, Willeke | 65 |
5. | Boring, Randy | 52 |
6. | Shearer, Rob | 48 |
7. | Taylor, Jonathan | 36 |
8. | Wihlborg, Charles | 29 |
9. | Brown, Pat | 20 |
... and the Top Contestants Looking For a Recent Win
Starting this month, in order to give some recognition to other participants in the Challenge, we are also going to list the high scores for contestants who have accumulated points without taking first place in a Challenge. Listed here are all of those contestants who have accumulated 6 or more points during the past two years.
10. | Downs, Andrew | 12 |
11. | Jones, Dennis | 12 |
12. | Day, Mark | 10 |
13. | Duga, Brady | 10 |
14. | Fazekas, Miklos | 10 |
15. | Selengut, Jared | 10 |
16. | Strout, Joe | 10 |
17. | Hala, Ladislav | 7 |
18. | Miller, Mike | 7 |
19. | Nicolle, Ludovic | 7 |
20. | Schotsman, Jan | 7 |
21. | Widyyatama, Yudhi | 7 |
22. | Heithcock, JG | 6 |
There are three ways to earn points: (1) scoring in the top 5 of any Challenge, (2) being the first person to find a bug in a published winning solution or, (3) being the first person to suggest a Challenge that I use. The points you can win are:
1st place | 20 points |
2nd place | 10 points |
3rd place | 7 points |
4th place | 4 points |
5th place | 2 points |
finding bug | 2 points |
suggesting Challenge | 2 points |
Here is Claes' winning Busy Beaver solution:
BusyBeaver.c Copyright © 2000 Claes Wihlborg #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <string.h> #include "BusyBeaver.h" BusyBeaver5 ulong /* return number of rules */ BusyBeaver5( TMRule theTMRules[] /* preallocated storage, return the rules for your BB machine */ ) { TMRule tm01[] = { {0,0, 1,1,kMoveRight}, {0,1, 0,1,kMoveRight}, {1,0, 2,1,kMoveLeft}, {1,1, 1,1,kMoveLeft}, {2,0, 0,1,kMoveRight}, {2,1, 3,1,kMoveLeft}, {3,0, 0,1,kMoveRight}, {3,1, 4,1,kMoveLeft}, {4,0, 1,1,kHalt}, {4,1, 2,0,kMoveLeft} }; memcpy( theTMRules, tm01, 10*sizeof(TMRule) ); return 5*2; } TYPES typedef enum {obaNotYetDefined, obaLeft, obaLeftSet, obaLeftClear, obaHalt, obaHaltSet, obaHaltClear, obaRight, obaRightSet, obaRightClear } OneBitActionRoutines; typedef struct OptimizedTMRule { OneBitActionRoutines action; struct OptimizedTMRule *newState; /* set current state to newState when this rule fires */ } OptimizedTMRule; typedef enum {tbaNotYetDefined, tbaUndefined, tbaHaltFromLeft, tbaHaltFromRight, tbaBounceLeft, tbaBounceRight, tbaBounceLeftChange, tbaBounceRightChange, tbaThruLeft, tbaThruRight, tbaThruLeftChange, tbaThruRightChange, tbaThruLeftOptimized, tbaThruRightOptimized, tbaThruLeftChangeOptimized, tbaThruRightChangeOptimized } NBitActionRoutines; typedef struct MacroNTMRule { NBitActionRoutines action; unsigned char newSymbol; unsigned short ruleCount; struct MacroNTMRule *newState; /* set current state to newState when this rule fires */ } MacroNTMRule; typedef struct TapeSegment { unsigned int symbol; unsigned int exponent; struct TapeSegment *left,*right; } TapeSegment; GLOBAL VARIABLES static OptimizedTMRule optimizedTMRules[512]; static unsigned int highestState; static MacroNTMRule rules[256*2*256]; static unsigned int nBit, maxBit; #define tapeDim 1520 static int nxtTapeIx; static TapeSegment myTape[tapeDim], *freeSegment, *rightmostSegment, *leftmostSegment; static unsigned char *TheTapeCenter; static ulong allocatedLeft, maxALeft, allocatedRight, maxARight; static ulong numberOf1sOnInputTape; static int aLotOfZeroes[] = { 0,0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0,0 }; FUNCTION PROTOTYPES static Boolean CreateOptmizedTMRules( TMRule theTMRules[], /* contains the rules for your BB machine */ ulong numberOfTMRules); static void createNbitMacroRule( unsigned int inSymbol, MacroNTMRule *inState ); static Boolean MoreSegments( void ); static TapeSegment *GetFreeSegment( void ); static TapeSegment *expandLeft( void ); static TapeSegment *expandRight( void ); static Boolean runNBitTuringMachine( ulong *numberOf1sGenerated, ulong *numberOfRulesExecuted ); CreateOptmizedTMRules static Boolean CreateOptmizedTMRules( TMRule theTMRules[], /* contains the rules for your BB machine */ ulong numberOfTMRules) { unsigned int i,state,inputSymbol; OptimizedTMRule *destRule; highestState = 0; memset( optimizedTMRules, 0x00, 512*sizeof(OptimizedTMRule) ); for(i=0; i<numberOfTMRules; i++) { if ((state = theTMRules[i].oldState) > highestState) highestState = state; destRule = optimizedTMRules + ((theTMRules[i].oldState << 1) + (inputSymbol=theTMRules[i].inputSymbol)); if (destRule->action != obaNotYetDefined) { printf("State: %d Input: %d multiply defined\n", theTMRules[i].oldState,inputSymbol); return false; } destRule->newState = optimizedTMRules + (theTMRules[i].newState << 1); destRule->action = obaHalt + 3*theTMRules[i].moveDirection; if (inputSymbol != theTMRules[i].outputSymbol) if (theTMRules[i].inputSymbol) destRule->action+=2; else destRule->action++; } return true; } createNbitMacroRule static void createNbitMacroRule( unsigned int inSymbol, MacroNTMRule *inState ) { int mySymbol = inSymbol; int bit; OptimizedTMRule *state; int iState; OneBitActionRoutines action; int ruleCount = 0; MoveDir inDir,outDir; iState = (inState - rules) >> nBit; state = optimizedTMRules + (iState & 0xfffe); if (iState & 1) { bit = 1; inDir = kMoveLeft; } else { bit = maxBit; inDir = kMoveRight; } loop: ruleCount++; if (mySymbol & bit) { action = state[1].action; state = state[1].newState; } else { action = state->action; state = state->newState; } switch (action) { case obaNotYetDefined: inState->ruleCount = ruleCount; inState->newSymbol = mySymbol; inState->action = tbaUndefined; return; case obaLeft: if ((bit <<= 1) <= maxBit) goto loop; break; case obaLeftSet: mySymbol |= bit; if ((bit <<= 1) <= maxBit) goto loop; break; case obaLeftClear: mySymbol &= -1 - bit; if ((bit <<= 1) <= maxBit) goto loop; break; case obaHalt: inState->ruleCount = ruleCount; inState->newSymbol = mySymbol; inState->action = (inDir == kMoveRight)? tbaHaltFromLeft : tbaHaltFromRight; return; case obaHaltSet: mySymbol |= bit; inState->ruleCount = ruleCount; inState->newSymbol = mySymbol; inState->action = (inDir == kMoveRight)? tbaHaltFromLeft : tbaHaltFromRight; return; case obaHaltClear: mySymbol &= -1 - bit; inState->ruleCount = ruleCount; inState->newSymbol = mySymbol; inState->action = (inDir == kMoveRight)? tbaHaltFromLeft : tbaHaltFromRight; return; case obaRight: if (bit >>= 1) goto loop; break; case obaRightSet: mySymbol |= bit; if (bit >>= 1) goto loop; break; case obaRightClear: mySymbol &= -1 - bit; if (bit >>= 1) goto loop; break; } inState->ruleCount = ruleCount; inState->newSymbol = mySymbol; inState->action = tbaBounceLeft; if (!bit) { outDir = kMoveRight; inState->action++; } else { outDir = kMoveLeft; state++; } if (mySymbol != inSymbol) inState->action += 2; inState->newState = ((state - optimizedTMRules) << nBit) + rules; if (outDir == inDir) { inState->action += 4; if ((state - optimizedTMRules) == iState) inState->action += 4; } return; } MoreSegments static Boolean MoreSegments( void ) { int end; if (nBit == 6) return false; if (nxtTapeIx < tapeDim) { end = nxtTapeIx + 149; freeSegment = myTape + nxtTapeIx; do { myTape[nxtTapeIx].right = myTape + nxtTapeIx + 1; } while (++nxtTapeIx < end); myTape[nxtTapeIx++].right = 0; return true; } // printf("Segments finito!!!!\n"); return false; } GetFreeSegment static TapeSegment *GetFreeSegment( void ) { TapeSegment *tmp; if (freeSegment || MoreSegments()) { tmp = freeSegment; freeSegment = tmp->right; return tmp; } return 0; } expandLeft static TapeSegment *expandLeft( void ) { ulong delta; TapeSegment *tmp, *newCurrent, *oldLeftmost; unsigned char *p,*pOld; ulong oneCount, oldValue; if (!(delta = (((maxALeft - allocatedLeft) >300) ? 300 : (maxALeft - allocatedLeft)))) return 0; allocatedLeft += delta; p = TheTapeCenter - allocatedLeft; if (!(newCurrent = GetFreeSegment())) return 0; newCurrent->left = 0; oldLeftmost = leftmostSegment; leftmostSegment = newCurrent; if (!memcmp( p, aLotOfZeroes, delta)) { newCurrent->symbol = 0; newCurrent->exponent = 8*delta / nBit; } else if (nBit == 8) { newCurrent->symbol = *p; newCurrent->exponent = 1; pOld = p + delta; while (++p < pOld) { if (*p == newCurrent->symbol) { newCurrent->exponent++; } else { tmp = newCurrent; if (!(newCurrent = GetFreeSegment())) return 0; newCurrent->left = tmp; tmp->right = newCurrent; newCurrent->symbol = *p; newCurrent->exponent = 1; } } tmp = newCurrent; do { if ((oldValue = tmp->symbol)!=0) { oneCount = 0; do { ++oneCount; } while (oldValue = oldValue & (oldValue-1)); numberOf1sOnInputTape += oneCount*tmp->exponent; } } while (tmp = tmp->left); } else/*nBit==6*/ { return 0; } newCurrent->right = oldLeftmost; if (oldLeftmost) { oldLeftmost->left = newCurrent; } else { rightmostSegment = newCurrent; } return newCurrent; } expandRight static TapeSegment *expandRight( void ) { ulong delta; TapeSegment *tmp, *newCurrent, *oldRightmost; unsigned char *p,*pOld; ulong oneCount, oldValue; if (!(delta = (((maxARight - allocatedRight) >300) ? 300 : (maxARight - allocatedRight)))) return 0; pOld = TheTapeCenter + allocatedRight; allocatedRight += delta; if (!(newCurrent = GetFreeSegment())) return 0; newCurrent->right = 0; oldRightmost = rightmostSegment; rightmostSegment = newCurrent; if (!memcmp( pOld, aLotOfZeroes, delta)) { newCurrent->symbol = 0; newCurrent->exponent = 8*delta / nBit; } else if (nBit == 8) { p = pOld + delta -1; newCurrent->symbol = *p; newCurrent->exponent = 1; while (—p >= pOld) { if (*p == newCurrent->symbol) { newCurrent->exponent++; } else { tmp = newCurrent; if (!(newCurrent = GetFreeSegment())) return 0; newCurrent->right = tmp; tmp->left = newCurrent; newCurrent->symbol = *p; newCurrent->exponent = 1; } } tmp = newCurrent; do { if ((oldValue = tmp->symbol)!=0) { oneCount = 0; do { ++oneCount; } while (oldValue = oldValue & (oldValue-1)); numberOf1sOnInputTape += oneCount*tmp->exponent; } } while (tmp = tmp->right); } else/*nBit==6*/ { return 0; } newCurrent->left = oldRightmost; oldRightmost->right = newCurrent; return newCurrent; } runNBitTuringMachine static Boolean runNBitTuringMachine( ulong *numberOf1sGenerated, ulong *numberOfRulesExecuted ) { // Local data areas ulong oneCount; ulong ruleCount = 0; int oldValue,i; MacroNTMRule *state; TapeSegment *currentSegment, *tmp; Boolean resultat = false; // Init *numberOf1sGenerated = 0; numberOf1sOnInputTape = 0; memset( rules, 0x00, (highestState+1)*2*(1<<nBit)*sizeof(MacroNTMRule) ); state = rules; for (i=0;i<19;i++) { myTape[i].right = myTape + i + 1; } myTape[19].right = 0; freeSegment = myTape; rightmostSegment = 0; leftmostSegment = 0; allocatedLeft = 0; allocatedRight = 0; expandLeft(); currentSegment = expandRight(); mainLoop: state += currentSegment->symbol; loop: ruleCount += state->ruleCount; switch (state->action) { case tbaNotYetDefined: createNbitMacroRule( currentSegment->symbol, state ); goto loop; case tbaUndefined: goto avsluta; case tbaHaltFromLeft: if (currentSegment->exponent > 1) { tmp = currentSegment; if (!(currentSegment = freeSegment)) { if (!MoreSegments()) goto avsluta; currentSegment = freeSegment; } freeSegment = currentSegment->right; currentSegment->left = tmp->left; currentSegment->left->right = currentSegment; currentSegment->right = tmp; tmp->left = currentSegment; currentSegment->exponent = 1; tmp->exponent—; } currentSegment->symbol = state->newSymbol; break; case tbaHaltFromRight: if (currentSegment->exponent > 1) { tmp = currentSegment; if (!(currentSegment = freeSegment)) { if (!MoreSegments()) goto avsluta; currentSegment = freeSegment; } freeSegment = currentSegment->right; currentSegment->left = tmp; currentSegment->right = tmp->right; tmp->right->left = currentSegment; tmp->right = currentSegment; currentSegment->exponent = 1; tmp->exponent—; } currentSegment->symbol = state->newSymbol; break; case tbaBounceLeft: state = state->newState; currentSegment = currentSegment->left; goto mainLoop; case tbaBounceRight: currentSegment = currentSegment->right; state = state->newState; goto mainLoop; case tbaBounceLeftChange: if (currentSegment->exponent > 1) { tmp = currentSegment; if (!(currentSegment = freeSegment)) { if (!MoreSegments()) goto avsluta; currentSegment = freeSegment; } freeSegment = currentSegment->right; currentSegment->left = tmp->left; currentSegment->right = tmp; tmp->left->right = currentSegment; tmp->left = currentSegment; currentSegment->exponent = 1; tmp->exponent—; } currentSegment->symbol = state->newSymbol; state = state->newState; currentSegment = currentSegment->left; goto mainLoop; case tbaBounceRightChange: if (currentSegment->exponent > 1) { tmp = currentSegment; if (!(currentSegment = freeSegment)) { if (!MoreSegments()) goto avsluta; currentSegment = freeSegment; } freeSegment = currentSegment->right; currentSegment->left = tmp; currentSegment->right = tmp->right; tmp->right->left = currentSegment; tmp->right = currentSegment; currentSegment->exponent = 1; tmp->exponent—; } currentSegment->symbol = state->newSymbol; currentSegment = currentSegment->right; state = state->newState; goto mainLoop; case tbaThruLeft: if (currentSegment->exponent > 1) { tmp = currentSegment; if (!(currentSegment = freeSegment)) { if (!MoreSegments()) goto avsluta; currentSegment = freeSegment; } freeSegment = currentSegment->right; currentSegment->left = tmp; currentSegment->right = tmp->right; tmp->right->left = currentSegment; tmp->right = currentSegment; currentSegment->exponent = 1; tmp->exponent—; } state = state->newState; if (currentSegment = currentSegment->left) goto mainLoop; if (currentSegment = expandLeft()) goto mainLoop; break; case tbaThruRight: if (currentSegment->exponent > 1) { tmp = currentSegment; if (!(currentSegment = freeSegment)) { if (!MoreSegments()) goto avsluta; currentSegment = freeSegment; } freeSegment = currentSegment->right; currentSegment->left = tmp->left; currentSegment->right = tmp; tmp->left->right = currentSegment; tmp->left = currentSegment; currentSegment->exponent = 1; tmp->exponent—; } state = state->newState; if (currentSegment = currentSegment->right) goto mainLoop; if (currentSegment = expandRight()) goto mainLoop; break; case tbaThruLeftChange: if (currentSegment->exponent > 1) { tmp = currentSegment; if (!(currentSegment = freeSegment)) { if (!MoreSegments()) goto avsluta; currentSegment = freeSegment; } freeSegment = currentSegment->right; currentSegment->left = tmp; currentSegment->right = tmp->right; tmp->right->left = currentSegment; tmp->right = currentSegment; currentSegment->exponent = 1; tmp->exponent—; } currentSegment->symbol = state->newSymbol; state = state->newState; if (currentSegment = currentSegment->left) goto mainLoop; if (currentSegment = expandLeft()) goto mainLoop; break; case tbaThruRightChange: if (currentSegment->exponent > 1) { tmp = currentSegment; if (!(currentSegment = freeSegment)) { if (!MoreSegments()) goto avsluta; currentSegment = freeSegment; } freeSegment = currentSegment->right; currentSegment->left = tmp->left; currentSegment->right = tmp; tmp->left->right = currentSegment; tmp->left = currentSegment; currentSegment->exponent = 1; tmp->exponent—; } currentSegment->symbol = state->newSymbol; state = state->newState; if (currentSegment = currentSegment->right) goto mainLoop; if (currentSegment = expandRight()) goto mainLoop; break; case tbaThruLeftOptimized: while ((tmp = currentSegment->left) && (currentSegment->symbol == tmp->symbol)) { currentSegment->exponent += tmp->exponent; tmp->right = freeSegment; freeSegment = tmp; currentSegment->left = tmp->left; if (currentSegment->left) currentSegment->left->right = currentSegment; else leftmostSegment = currentSegment; } ruleCount += state->ruleCount* (currentSegment->exponent-1); state = state->newState; if (currentSegment = currentSegment->left) goto mainLoop; if (currentSegment = expandLeft()) goto mainLoop; break; case tbaThruRightOptimized: while ((tmp = currentSegment->right) && (currentSegment->symbol == tmp->symbol)) { currentSegment->exponent += tmp->exponent; currentSegment->right = tmp->right; tmp->right = freeSegment; freeSegment = tmp; if (currentSegment->right) currentSegment->right->left = currentSegment; else rightmostSegment = currentSegment; } ruleCount += state->ruleCount* (currentSegment->exponent-1); state = state->newState; if (currentSegment = currentSegment->right) goto mainLoop; if (currentSegment = expandRight()) goto mainLoop; break; case tbaThruLeftChangeOptimized: while ((tmp = currentSegment->left) && (currentSegment->symbol == tmp->symbol)) { currentSegment->exponent += tmp->exponent; tmp->right = freeSegment; freeSegment = tmp; currentSegment->left = tmp->left; if (currentSegment->left) currentSegment->left->right = currentSegment; else leftmostSegment = currentSegment; } currentSegment->symbol = state->newSymbol; ruleCount += state->ruleCount* (currentSegment->exponent-1); state = state->newState; if (currentSegment = currentSegment->left) goto mainLoop; if (currentSegment = expandLeft()) goto mainLoop; break; case tbaThruRightChangeOptimized: while ((tmp = currentSegment->right) && (currentSegment->symbol == tmp->symbol)) { currentSegment->exponent += tmp->exponent; currentSegment->right = tmp->right; tmp->right = freeSegment; freeSegment = tmp; if (currentSegment->right) currentSegment->right->left = currentSegment; else rightmostSegment = currentSegment; } currentSegment->symbol = state->newSymbol; ruleCount += state->ruleCount* (currentSegment->exponent-1); state = state->newState; if (currentSegment = currentSegment->right) goto mainLoop; if (currentSegment = expandRight()) goto mainLoop; } if (currentSegment) { resultat = true; } avsluta: *numberOfRulesExecuted = ruleCount; for (currentSegment = leftmostSegment; currentSegment; currentSegment=currentSegment->right) { if ((oldValue = currentSegment->symbol)!=0) { oneCount = 0; do { ++oneCount; } while (oldValue = oldValue & (oldValue-1)); *numberOf1sGenerated += oneCount*currentSegment->exponent; } } // bug in following line corrected by JRB, doesn't affect results // numberOf1sGenerated -= numberOf1sOnInputTape; *numberOf1sGenerated -= numberOf1sOnInputTape; return resultat; } RunTuringMachine Boolean /* return true for success */ RunTuringMachine( TMRule theTMRules[], /* contains the rules for your BB machine */ ulong numberOfTMRules, /* the number of rules in theTMRules */ ulong numBytesInHalfTape, /* half-size of the "infinite" Turing Machine tape */ unsigned char *tmTape, /* pointer to preallocated Turing Machine tape storage */ /* Each byte contains 8 tape symbols, each symbol is 0 or 1. */ /* The tape extends from tmTape[-numBytesInHalfTape] to tmTape[numBytesInHalfTape -1] */ /* Tape position 0 is (tmTape[0] & 0x80), tape position 1 is (tmTape[0] & 0x40) tape position -1 is (tmTape[-1] & 0x01), etc. */ ulong *numberOf1sGenerated, /* return the number of 1s placed on the tape */ ulong *numberOfRulesExecuted /* return the number of rules executed when running BB, including the halt rule */ ) { // Local data areas unsigned char *p; ulong myDoubleSymbol; Boolean resultat; TapeSegment *currentSegment; // Init data areas if (!CreateOptmizedTMRules( theTMRules, numberOfTMRules)) { return false; } TheTapeCenter = tmTape; nBit = 6; maxBit = 0x20; maxALeft = numBytesInHalfTape - numBytesInHalfTape%3; maxARight = maxALeft; resultat = runNBitTuringMachine( numberOf1sGenerated, numberOfRulesExecuted ); if (resultat) { p = tmTape - allocatedLeft; currentSegment = leftmostSegment; #define CHECK_SEGMENT \ if (—(currentSegment->exponent) == 0) \ currentSegment=currentSegment->right while (currentSegment) { myDoubleSymbol = currentSegment->symbol << 18; CHECK_SEGMENT; myDoubleSymbol |= currentSegment->symbol << 12; CHECK_SEGMENT; myDoubleSymbol |= currentSegment->symbol << 6; CHECK_SEGMENT; myDoubleSymbol |= currentSegment->symbol; CHECK_SEGMENT; *p++ = myDoubleSymbol>>16; *p++ = myDoubleSymbol>>8; *p++ = myDoubleSymbol; } return true; } nBit = 8; maxBit = 0x80; maxALeft = numBytesInHalfTape; maxARight = maxALeft; nxtTapeIx = 20; resultat = runNBitTuringMachine( numberOf1sGenerated, numberOfRulesExecuted ); p = tmTape - allocatedLeft; for (currentSegment = leftmostSegment; currentSegment; currentSegment=currentSegment->right) { memset( p, currentSegment->symbol, currentSegment->exponent ); p += currentSegment->exponent; } return resultat; }
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