Genetic Programming in C++
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Hi, does anybody, ANYbody at all, know anything about a 1995 paper/project by Mike Hollick/Hans Kuhlmann called "Genetic Programming in C++"?
Also, is there such a type called "Val"? Basically it works like this, anything of this type can be changed into another type (by casting, I assume). It is mentioned in Hollick''s/Kuhlmann''s paper, but there is no mention on how to implement it.
Any ideas?
Orgun... you bastard...
Hmmm... I personally never heard of the paper but as far as it
goes, the equivalent of the "val" type you were talking about is "void".
Cyberdrek
Headhunter Soft
DLC Multimedia
goes, the equivalent of the "val" type you were talking about is "void".
Cyberdrek
Headhunter Soft
DLC Multimedia
never seen the paper and i actually think that the ''Val'' should equal a VB or java-script ''var'' it''s implemented using either a structure or a class.
Overload all the operators to handle conversion.
Overload all the operators to handle conversion.
I''ve seen Val in visual basic. You''d use it like this
num=val(text1.text)
Val takes the integer value from a string
~Wave
num=val(text1.text)
Val takes the integer value from a string
~Wave
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