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/*
    The Scopes Compiler Infrastructure
    This file is distributed under the MIT License.
    See LICENSE.md for details.
*/

#ifndef SCOPES_RESULT_HPP
#define SCOPES_RESULT_HPP

#include <assert.h>

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

void measure(int maxsteps) {
    const int tries = 1000000;
    int success = 0;
    for (int attempts = 0; attempts < tries; ++attempts) {
        int x = 0;
        int y = 0;
        for (int i = 0; i < maxsteps; ++i) {

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static const Type *ReturnLabel(ReturnLabelType::Mode mode, const Args &values) {
    struct Equal {
        bool operator()( const ReturnLabelType *lhs, const ReturnLabelType *rhs ) const {
            return
                (lhs->mode == rhs->mode)
                && (lhs->values == rhs->values);
        }
    };

    struct Hash {

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# forays into
    Perfect Spatial Hashing (Lefebvre & Hoppe)
    http://hhoppe.com/perfecthash.pdf

    how it works:

    There are two parts: a slow encoding step, and a fast decoding step.

    Encoding

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#   taken from
    Fast generation of pointerless octree duals
    Lewiner et al., 2010
    http://www.matmidia.mat.puc-rio.br/tomlew/pdfs/fastdualoctree_sgp.pdf

#
      3
      +-------+ 7
     /|      /|

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// Bernstein Polynomial Basis Coefficients as derived from mix()
// x is in range 0..1
void basis (float x) {
    // basis 0
    float b00 = 1.0;

    // basis 1
    float b10 = mix(b00, 0.0, x);
    float b11 = mix(0.0, b00, x);
    

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using import ..tukan.random

fn main ()
    let rnd = (static (Random 32))
    'seed rnd

    fn test-factor (factor)
        print "factor" factor
        let iters = 100000

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Wie ich mir den Ursprung vorstelle

Also für mein Weltenmodell brauchen wir am Ursprung erstmal eine Form von kognitiver Computer, der unendlich viel Zeit zum Rechnen hat. Das kann ein organisch entstandener Rechner in einem Meta-Universum sein, das kann aber auch ein hermetisch von der Aussenwelt abgeriegelter unsterblicher Koma-Patient mit perfektem Gedächtnis sein.

Was macht man, wenn man garnichts hat? Man macht Mathematik. Man kann Logik, Algebra, Geometrie, Graphentheorie und all diese schönen Dinge alle entdecken, ohne dass man physikalische Apparate dafür braucht. Man brauch nur einen Computer und Speicher. Wenn man unendlich viel Zeit hat, kann man alles, was mathematisch möglich ist, perfekt ausarbeiten. Alles, was fruchtbar ist, wird weiterverfolgt. Was sich wiederspricht oder explodiert, lässt man bleiben. So bildet sich ein Labyrinth der Konzepte, ein Substrat der Axiome, aus dem fruchtbare, konsistente, in sich geschlossene Systeme entstehen.

Aus diesem Subs

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Imagine we had opened a wormhole to a distant planet, 50 light years away. 
From mapping the sky on both planets, we learn that we are visiting this planet
50 years in the future - or they are visiting an earth 50 years in the past.

This means: if we sent a signal at light speed to this planet by radio waves
through normal space, as well as simultaneously through the wormhole, then the
signals would arrive there at the same time.

Any signal they send us however, would be split: the wormhole signal could be
received immediately, but the intersolar signal would be received in 100 years.

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struct Val
    x : i32
    y : i32
    
fn new (val)
    let mval = (malloc (typeof val))
    
    # option A: wrap pointer in a fancy reference type
    let mval = (('from-pointer-type reference (typeof mval)) mval)
    mval = val