pizza / genx

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git clone git://github.com/pizza/genx.git ~/genx && cd ~/genx/src && make && ./genx

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0===0  genx searches for functions via a genetic algorithm, creating them
0===0  randomly from x86 machine language. The "fittest" ones are retained
 O=o   and mutated. Over time, better and better functions evolve.
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 o=O   Why is this interesting?
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0===0  - Discover Unknown/Unexpected Relationships
 O=o     Given input and output data, genx can search for the simplest
  O      relationship between them.
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0===0  - Automated Optimization
0===0    Given input and an existing function, genx can try to find simpler,
 O=o     more efficient equivalences.
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 o=O   - It's Fast
0===0    Because the functions are expressed in native x86 they can be
0===0    executed by the CPU directly, allowing even my modest old laptop to
 O=o     process millions of candidates per minute. 
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 o=O   Requirements
0===0     x86 processor, make, gcc
0===0  
 O=o   Build
  O      make
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0===0  Run 
0===0    cd src && ./genx
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  O    Enjoy
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