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'''gencols''' is a C program that enumerates and tests collisions and other pattern interactions in [[Conway's Game of Life|Life]], developed by [[Paul Callahan]] in {{year|1994}}. In {{year|2010}}, [[Paul Tooke]] modified gencols to work with other [[rules]].<ref name="post3254" />
'''gencols''' is a C program that enumerates and tests collisions and other pattern interactions in [[Conway's Game of Life|Life]], developed by [[Paul Callahan]] in {{year|1994}}. In {{year|2010}}, [[Paul Tooke]] modified gencols to work with [[isotropic non-totalistic cellular automata]].<ref name="post3254" />


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==External links==
{{LinkForumThread|f=9|t=1284|title=gencols: techniques}}


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gencols
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Purpose Search program to enumerate and test collisions and other pattern interactions
Created by Paul Callahan
Platform C

gencols is a C program that enumerates and tests collisions and other pattern interactions in Life, developed by Paul Callahan in 1994. In 2010, Paul Tooke modified gencols to work with isotropic non-totalistic cellular automata.[1]

References

  1. ↑ Paul Tooke (August 23, 2010). Adapting Gencols (discussion thread) at the ConwayLife.com forums