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BorkedSystem32

Silver Coder

Introduction

Hello there,

Not too long ago, I began working on a simulation project as a way to sharpen my C programming skills. I wasn't happy with it, so I restarted it. As of today, I'm finally giving it away as I no longer want to work on the project, but, I do not want to dispose of it entirely or let it gather dust.

Details

The project is called "ATUS"(a recursive acronym for "ATUS The Useless Simulation") and it's written purely in C. The only thing I would like to let you know is that the code is absolutely horrible. As stated in the "notice.txt" file that I have attached with the project for those of you who decide to download the code:
notice.txt said:
This rewrite isn't any better: the code is a mess, header-files and bits of data are all closely linked together (meaning if one part breaks, the entire program comes crashing down), and several parts are incomplete.
Please keep that in mind when reading or modifying the code.

There are no licenses attached to the code: do whatever you like with it. I'm not bothered about being credited either, so don't worry about copyright, "original idea by...", etc. Just read it and if you think it's a project that has potential, build something new out of it.

Download

The source-code for ATUS is available for download over at CF's Resources section.

To compile, just use your preferred compiler. I will warn you though, you will get a few warnings but they are relatively minor and something an expert at C could easily fix(provided they are able to untangle the mess that I have made).

For GCC users(and for any compiler user), I recommend typing:
gcc *.c -o atus

Project taken down. Sorry for the inconvenience.
 
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