OMGWTF2 contest entry.
README.md This file
omgwtf2.c Main source code
omgwtf2_annotated.c
The same as omgwtf2.c, but with WTF annotation comments
omgwtf2.h Main include file
atbas.y Bison file for interpreting Atari BASIC tokenized code
atbas_annotated.y
The same as atbas.y, but with WTF annotation comments.
"Executive Decision Maker.atr"
Actual decision making program (*)
gpl-2.0.txt GPL License text
Makefile
omgwtf2 The contest entry, 64 bit Linux executable
omgwtf2_32 The contest entry, 32 bit Lunux executable
omgwtf2_32.exe The contest entry, 32 Windows executable
README.wtf The WTF notes for the entry
This is a disk image of an apparently abandonware product. It contains an internal copyright:
COPYRIGHT (C) 1987 FIRST BYTE
P.O. BOX 130822
TYLER, TX 75713-0822
A brief search of the web turned up no trace of First Byte.
The image was downloaded from www.atarimania.com.
The image is used in an unaltered form in the contest.
Copyright 2013 by Charles Anthony.
Licensed under GPL 2.0
Fetch the executable (omgwtf2, omgwtf2_32 or omgwtf2_32.exe) and the data file (Executive Decision Maker.atr)
On a Linux box, run the executable inside a terminal window:
./omgwtf2
or
./omgwtf2_32
Or, on a Windows box, run the executeable inside a console window:
./omgwtf2_32.exe
You will see a splash screen; press any key to continue.
You will then see an instruction screen; press any key to continue.
You will then be prompted for a business decision question. Type in your question, and it will be answered. Press any key to ask another question, or ESC to exit the program.
Much understanding will be gained by reading the README.wtf file.
The Windows executable was generated using MinGW32, and has only been tested under wine. I have no idea how it will behave on a Windows machine.