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From C64 (and probably a dozen more retro computer languages), exist a very nice writeup about a one line basic program, that basically just prints out a slash and a backslash randlomly and endless and therefore produces a maze like picture.
Links:
Homapage: https://10print.org/
PDF: https://10print.org/10_PRINT_121114.pdf (BY-NC-SA 3.0)
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-Cky_2l11U
So I quickly wrote one in glcc (v0) and one that uses two colors (v1). (laby.zip)
(I switched to output < and >, because the(back)slash does not look that nice with Gigatron char set at the moment)
I also tried myself in gtbasic. (laby_gbas.zip)
I am sure, both can be optimized in size and probably also speed.
And one can do even 'better' in gcl, assembler - you name it.
And possible draw bitmaps/sprites instead of simple chars.
So, who is next?
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Who can make the smallest gt1?
Who the most beautiful one?
Anyone, have fun if you like
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best, Peter