On 27/06/06, Daniel Ajoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:

PCRobots is a programming game written by P. D. Smith. It's sort
of a tank game, the tanks have to fight each other. But you can't
control your tank: It is controlled by a programm you have to write!
The best program wins.

Hello,

I never tried it (yet) but Java people seem to have taken this idea too:

" Is it possible to learn inheritance, polymorphism, event handling, and inner classes, all while dodging bullets and executing precision attack maneuvers? A surprisingly addictive teaching-tool-turned-game-craze called Robocode is about to make this a reality for Java developers worldwide. Follow along as Sing Li disarms Robocode and starts you on your way to building your own customized lean, mean, fighting machine. "

http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-robocode/index.html
http://robocode.sourceforge.net/
 
francois

PCRobots is very easy to handle: You can use most (DOS) compilers
to create your robots. Robots can build teams, different maps (with
obstacles) can be used, PCRobots has a graphical display and even
some sound.

You can download the game from here:

http://www.informatik.uni-frankfurt.de/~hbecker/prg/pcrob141.zip

and read some of the details in the manual:

PCROBOTS.DOC

a text file.

I did enjoy playing with it in 1998 when I taught a first year
programming course using PCRobots and Turbo C.

Daniel

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