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A Pseudocode Compiler

A Pseudocode Compiler. J. Nicholas Deibel PoCSi ’02 May 17, 2002. The n -monkey problem. “What do I do with all these monkeys?!?” — Dijkstra, 1987. The n- monkey problem. A specific text t n = # of monkeys b = # of bananas c = # of cigarettes

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A Pseudocode Compiler

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  1. A Pseudocode Compiler J. Nicholas Deibel PoCSi ’02 May 17, 2002

  2. The n-monkey problem “What do I do with all these monkeys?!?” — Dijkstra, 1987

  3. The n-monkey problem A specific text t n = # of monkeys b = # of bananas c = # of cigarettes f(n) = the fecal projectile probability The probability of generating text t is:

  4. A Pseudocode Compiler

  5. Weak NLP Problems

  6. Results • Windows ME source code: • Compiled in 78 hours successfully. • A description of Windows ME: • Compiled in 3 hours. IE was not bundled with it. • Crime and Punishment: • 20 minutes and created a music-swapping system.

  7. Deadly Repercussions THIS SLIDE BLACKED OUT FOR YOUR PROTECTION

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