Introducing a new project for AI lovers

Hi guys,

I'm the maintainer of Imperfect world of Robots (http://www.iworproject.org), and I'm here to introduce this project to any AI lover. This is a free (as in freedom) software and release under the terms of GNU General Public License.

Although it belongs to the programming game category, it's not only about game. It simulate a world which these little, sweetie robots can live in it.

There's a difference between IWOR and other common programming games: In must of the programming games designed so far, its not that much important that how intelligence robots are. Winning or losing a game is depended on what strategy a certain robot uses. If condition changes, it will fail to win. In this imperfect world, must intelligence robot will live longer than the others, born more children and make a bigger generation.

As it mentioned on the site, the greatest feature of this project is its ability to let the robots cloning. But current release have not this ability, it's still incomplete. You can obtain latest release from http://www.iworproject.org/download.html. We release monthly, so check it regularly!

If you have any question, suggestion, or find any bug, feel free to mail me: aidin.vf at gmail dot com.

Thanks for your kind attention.
Interesting...Downloading it right now, although I think this post should probably being in the Lounge?

EDIT: Ok, well I tried running the .exes, and it gave me the error "Program too big for memory." I think this came up somewhere else on this forum...but when I looked through the source it didn't look like there were any problems.
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If you have problem with running the binary files, you can try compiling it from the source again. For doing this, simply go to the `src' directory and run `make'.

NOTE: This project designed for unix like systems (like GNU/Linux) and you can't run it under MS Windows!
Ah, that would be the problem then, I'm running on Win XP.
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Its cause we use "sys/socket.h" for socket connections. If you know a way to compile it on the windows, try it! And please tell the result to me.

(I haven't MS Win OS on my own system!)
Ah I see, I could probably do it with WinSock, and if I can get that to work, would that be ok? Because I have very little experience with other types of sockets.
Yes, that would be alright, as long as it works!

When you done this, please let me know. Thanks a lot!
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