Although it was only a half and a year ago, I have already forgot how it works. Besides at that time, I wrote it using plt-scheme, which has become racket now. So, I decided to find out whether the program still works under racket and went through this unbearable pang of downloading racket — a familiar emotion for Internet users inside Myanmar. After waiting for a few hours, I was ready to animate my old friend.
Yeah, it still works, and as far as I tested, the AI is unbeatable. Since this kind of projects are common in university AI courses, I decided to post it online to help some pour souls trying to meet his assignment deadline — that I was once.
Please, note that the evaluation function is too complex and poorly written that I even myself had a hard time understanding. So, you might want to rework that one.
To try out this program, just install racket & run.
sudo apt-get install racket
racket ttc.scm
racket ttc.scm
it doesn't look like Codes. it looks like a normal text with some annotations. @_@
ReplyDeletewhen I try to run it on windows in drRacket i get this error toe.lisp:160:2: read: expected a `)' to close `(' possible cause: indentation suggests a missing `)' before line 162 .
ReplyDeleteim trying to get this to run for my students and it will not work. I tried to use gnu clisp and it didn't work there either.
Hello, I made some corrections here : http://pastebin.com/MsCuPgzc (seems to work)
ReplyDeletei think the original developper made some mistakes while pasting here
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