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Are YOU experiencing shady output from your Go debugger? Try these things!
A couple of days ago I noticed some unreliable output when stepping through the SnailLife server. I use GoLand and Delve debugger, but in the course of looking into this I picked up some tips from trial and error plus from some very helpful people which I think might be useful regardless of the debugger you use.
Roee: Self Modifying Go Simulation Experiment - Part 2
- <– PART ONE
- Overview
- ORM Intentionaliser
- aggregationObserver
- aggregationReifier
- aggregationModifier
- The new type
- Qualifier
- Recompiling and restarting
- Visualizing the results
- Conclusion
Overview
In Part 1 we talked about the general setup of the world/grid and what the Agent and Instructions metamodels do. We left off at the part where the grid sends a copy of itself to whatever observer channels it has (currently just the aggregationObserver). So in this part we can go over my very rudimentary version of the “ORM Intentionaliser”.
Roee: Self Modifying Go Simulation Experiment - Part 2
- <– PART ONE
- Overview
- ORM Intentionaliser
- aggregationObserver
- aggregationReifier
- aggregationModifier
- The new type
- Qualifier
- Recompiling and restarting
- Visualizing the results
- Conclusion
Overview
In Part 1 we talked about the general setup of the world/grid and what the Agent and Instructions metamodels do. We left off at the part where the grid sends a copy of itself to whatever observer channels it has (currently just the aggregationObserver). So in this part we can go over my very rudimentary version of the “ORM Intentionaliser”.
Roee: Self Modifying Go Simulation Experiment - Part 1
- Intro
- ORM Intentionaliser
- Questions
- Self-modifying simulation in Go?
- What are we bootstrapping?
- Vague definitions and bad practices
- The world
- Instructions
- Running the World
- PART TWO –>
Intro
I took up a small pet project over summer that I called Roee. It was very loosely based on a paper I’d read by Susan Stepney and Tim Hoverd, Reflecting on Open Ended Evolution.
Roee: Self Modifying Go Simulation Experiment - Part 1
- Intro
- ORM Intentionaliser
- Questions
- Self-modifying simulation in Go?
- What are we bootstrapping?
- Vague definitions and bad practices
- The world
- Instructions
- Running the World
- PART TWO –>
Intro
I took up a small pet project over summer that I called Roee. It was very loosely based on a paper I’d read by Susan Stepney and Tim Hoverd, Reflecting on Open Ended Evolution.