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  1. Hey my challenge peeps!! We are moving from the input file having CRLF to having only LF as the line terminator. Next run, the 27th of April, will be mixed to leave enough time for everyone to make the necessary changes. The next run after that, the 4th of May, will not be mixed and will expect every entry to have made changes if necessary. The SHA256 for said input file has already been updated on the README.md file. Cheers, Gus
  2. Hey my challenge peeps!! I've been thinking about adding an alternative results table in order to compare to the original Java specs of only 400 stations and 8 threads. This means that some of the assumptions for the current state of things would probably be crippling in that case. What do you guys think of adding a -4 or --400-stations command line switch to your entries? Cheers, Gus
  3. Hey my challenge peeps!! I've put up the GitHub repository for all the Object Pascal logo proposals: https://github.com/gcarreno/UnofficialObjectPascalLogos Any changes and new proposals will now be accepted via a PR. Cheers, Gus
  4. Hey my challenge peeps!! I was given owner access to https://github.com/1brc after asking to be included on the https://1brc.dev site. Yeah, I know, owner... Still don't understand why, but it's where we're at, LOL!! 😄 Now I'm in a bit of a pickle: I don't have an icon that will represent Object Pascal. There's many for Delphi, and many for Lazarus, but none for Object Pascal in general. Can anyone help me on this? Cheers, Gus
  5. Hey my challenge peeps!! We have new entries. We have have a new leader. Weekly Results have been updated. Cheers, Gus
  6. My dear challenge peeps!! Now that the Blaise Pascal Magazine new edition is out, I can finally talk about this: Ian Barker has written an article that mentions our little challenge. I would provide a link to this new edition if I could. Their site is a bit sub-par, to put it quite politely. Cheers, Gus
  7. Hey my challenge peeps!! The weekly Saturday results are up. Get'em while they're hot 😉 Cheers, Gus
  8. Hey my challenge peeps!! I've been busy: The automation is now done for both Linux and Windows We are back to the previous output hash: 4256d19d3e134d79cc6f160d428a1d859ce961167bd01ca528daca8705163910 I've altered all the entries that were using an internal version of the rounding functions to use the one from the baseline Today is Saturday, and now that I have the automation completed, I'll run the full shebang and will update the results table once they are done. Cheers, Gus
  9. Hey Rollo62. Thank you sooooo very much for extending my list!!! Cheers, Gus
  10. Hey Attila, That was indeed the solution that Paweld came upon and is the one we are using now. Nonetheless, many, many thanks for the tip!!! Cheers, Gus
  11. Hey Y'All, With the rounding function changed, so did the output hash. New hash and archived output from baseline are now up on the repo. Cheers, Gus
  12. Hey Y'All, Looks like there is a simple fix: Not using Double but Currency. function RoundExDouble(x: Currency): Double; begin Result := Ceil(x * 10) / 10; end; Does not fix the issue that Delphi is not consistent with Double across Windows 32,64 and Linux 64. But at least we now have consistency on our end!!! Many thanks to paweld for spotting the fix!! Cheers, Gus
  13. Hey Y'All, We seem to have a bit of a problem: https://github.com/gcarreno/1brc-ObjectPascal/tree/main/spelunking/roundex See attached image. Cheers, Gus
  14. Hey Y'All, After a bit of talking to a prospect entry person, I've come to the realisation that we had a very complicated rounding implementation. The conclusion of that talk and further code is now the new official rounding code. I've also altered the README.md file to include the code and the new SHA256 hash of the output, alongside an archived file containing the new baseline output. Cheers, Gus
  15. Hey my challenge peeps, Someone from the Telegrams has mentioned that our Rounding code is maybe flawed with regards to negative temps. He's looking into this. He's also hacking away at making the Delphi version of the baseline. Be ready to jump on that PR button once we've come to the bottom of this. Cheers, Gus
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