Memloc and Memval - Revision history

Numsgil: memloc should work at memory location 1000, if it doesn't (or anything else doesn't work at mem loc 1000), it's a bug.

2006-08-07T20:36:12Z

memloc should work at memory location 1000, if it doesn't (or anything else doesn't work at mem loc 1000), it's a bug.

2006-08-07T17:31:57Z

2006-08-07T17:28:56Z

2006-08-07T17:20:52Z

2006-08-07T17:08:38Z

2006-08-07T17:07:34Z

2006-02-19T15:12:27Z

2006-02-04T12:23:18Z

Modified by Elite

2006-01-31T00:50:50Z

2006-01-28T14:38:31Z

(Elite)

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-Memval reads the value of a location in another bot using the value that was already in or put into Memloc on the last cycle to define the location. Memloc holds its value until changed, max usable value 999 min 1. Memval will not change if eye5 = 0.
+Memval reads the value of a location in another bot using the value that was already in or put into Memloc on the last cycle to define the location. Memloc holds its value until changed, max usable value 1000 min 1. Memval will not change if eye5 = 0.
 These allow the bots to readback another bot's memory locations.
 ==[[Sysvar]]s:==

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-Memval reads the value of a location in another bot using the value that was already in or put into Memloc on the last cycle to define the location. Memloc holds its value until changed. Memval will not change if eye5 = 0
+Memval reads the value of a location in another bot using the value that was already in or put into Memloc on the last cycle to define the location. Memloc holds its value until changed, max usable value 999 min 1. Memval will not change if eye5 = 0.
 These allow the bots to readback another bot's memory locations.
 ==[[Sysvar]]s:==

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-Memval reads the value of a location in another bot using the value that was already in or put into Memloc on the last cycle to define the location. Memloc holds its value until changed.
+Memval reads the value of a location in another bot using the value that was already in or put into Memloc on the last cycle to define the location. Memloc holds its value until changed. Memval will not change if eye5 = 0
 These allow the bots to readback another bot's memory locations.
 ==[[Sysvar]]s:==

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-Memval reads the location that was put in memloc on the last cycle.
+Memval reads the value of a location in another bot using the value that was already in or put into Memloc on the last cycle to define the location. Memloc holds its value until changed.
-These allow the bots to readback another bot's memory locations. To do this simply specify the location you'd like to reference in memloc and the bot will receive the information in memval.
+These allow the bots to readback another bot's memory locations.
 ==[[Sysvar]]s:==
 {{Memloc and Memval}}
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 Example:
   cond
   start
 .memloc store
   stop

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-These allow the bots to readback another bot's memory locations. To do this simply specify the location you'd like to reference in memloc and the bot will receive the information in memval. Memval reads the location that was put in memloc on the last cycle.
+Memval reads the location that was put in memloc on the last cycle.
 These allow the bots to readback another bot's memory locations. To do this simply specify the location you'd like to reference in memloc and the bot will receive the information in memval.
 ==[[Sysvar]]s:==
 {{Memloc and Memval}}

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:07, 7 August 2006
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−	These allow the bots to readback another bot's memory locations. To do this simply specify the location you'd like to reference in memloc and the bot will receive the information in memval.	+	These allow the bots to readback another bot's memory locations. To do this simply specify the location you'd like to reference in memloc and the bot will receive the information in memval. Memval reads the location that was put in memloc on the last cycle.

	==[[Sysvar]]s:==		==[[Sysvar]]s:==

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 .memloc store
   stop
-−
   cond
   *.eye5 40 >
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   def foundmemloc 51
   def reqmemval 52
-−
   cond
   *.eye5 0 >
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   *.memval .foundmemloc store
   stop
-−
   cond
   *.eye5 0 >
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   *.memval .reqmemval store
   stop
-−
   cond
   *.reqmemval 0 !=

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   stop
-These genes will fool memloc/memval conspec recognition
+These genes will fool memloc/memval based [[conspec recognition]].
 A more complex method would be to randomly vary the locations checked per cycle, but most bots simply make do with the refeye/myeye combination.

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 Example:
-' Chameleon
+ def foundmemloc 51
-def foundmemloc 51
+ cond
-def reqmemval 52
+ *.eye5 0 >
-cond
+ cond
-*.eye5 0 >
+ *.eye5 0 >
-*.refshoot *.myshoot !=
+ *.refshoot *.myshoot !=
-*.foundmemloc 0 =
+ *.foundmemloc 0 !=
-start
+ start
-.memloc .memloc store
+ *.foundmemloc .memloc store
-*.memval .foundmemloc store
+ *.memval .reqmemval store
-stop
+ stop
-cond
+ cond
-*.eye5 0 >
+ *.reqmemval 0 !=
-*.refshoot *.myshoot !=
+ *.foundmemloc 0 !=
-*.foundmemloc 0 !=
+ start
-start
+ *.reqmemval *.foundmemloc store
-*.foundmemloc .memloc store
+ stop
 These genes will fool memloc/memval conspec recognition