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'''JavaLifeSearch''' (abbreviated as '''JLS''') is a platform-independent Java version of [[David Bell]]'s [[lifesrc]] search program for finding new [[oscillator]]s and [[spaceship]]s, written by [[Karel Suhajda]]. It includes some new search options, notably the ability to prune the search space in the middle of a search by tracking the list of cells that have always been assigned the same state, either ON or OFF, in every previously-discovered solution.  
'''JavaLifeSearch''' (abbreviated as '''JLS''') is a platform-independent Java version of [[David Bell]]'s [[lifesrc]] search program for finding new [[oscillator]]s and [[spaceship]]s, written by [[Karel Suhajda]] and first released in 2012. It includes some new search options, notably the ability to prune the search space in the middle of a search by tracking the list of cells that have always been assigned the same state, either ON or OFF, in every previously-discovered solution.  


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Revision as of 01:39, 13 December 2022

JavaLifeSearch
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Purpose Search for oscillators and spaceships
Created by Karel Suhajda
Platform Platform-independent

JavaLifeSearch (abbreviated as JLS) is a platform-independent Java version of David Bell's lifesrc search program for finding new oscillators and spaceships, written by Karel Suhajda and first released in 2012. It includes some new search options, notably the ability to prune the search space in the middle of a search by tracking the list of cells that have always been assigned the same state, either ON or OFF, in every previously-discovered solution.