I've blogged my approaches to the Julia version of each solution here: Advent of Code Blog. Each one includes not only the code but some commentary on the thinking behind the approach and my thoughts about the puzzles in general.
This year, I plan on tackling AoC with Julia. I've dabbled a bit with Julia off and on
over the past year, and this seemed like a golden opportunity to really put the langauge
through it's paces. Because I know myself, I'm leaving room in the top level of this
project to accommodate other languages as I have time/it strikes my fancy. For now,
though, there's just JuliaAdventOfCode.
The Julia project structure looks like this:
JuliaAdventOfCode
├─inputs
│ └─DayXX
│ ├─input.txt
│ └─test.txt
├─src
│ ├─DayXX
│ │ ├─DayXX.jl
│ │ ├─Part01.jl
│ │ └─Part02.jl
│ ├─Benchmark.jl
│ ├─JuliaAdventOfCode.jl
│ └─RunAll.jl
├─tests
│ ├─DayXXTests.jl
│ └─runtests.jl
├─Manifest.toml
└─Project.toml
With the JuliaAdventOfCode package activated (see below):
- Get the results for all days with
julia src/RunAll.jl - Get the results for a single day with
julia src/RunAll.jl -d 1 - Get the benchmarks for all days with
julia src/Benchmark.jl - Get the benchmarks for a single day with
julia src/Benchmark.jl -d 1 - Run the tests with
julia test/runtests.jlfrom the terminal- Alternatively, you can run the tests in the REPL in Pkg mode
For Day 1, that looks like:
❯ julia src/RunAll.jl -d 1
Advent of Code 2021 Results:
Day 01
├─ Part 01: 1583
└─ Part 02: 1627
❯ julia src/Benchmark.jl -d 1
Julia Advent of Code 2021 Benchmarks:
Day 01:
├─ Part 01: 2.987 μs (5 allocations: 20.31 KiB)
└─ Part 02: 4.561 μs (6 allocations: 36.06 KiB)
Note on Julia project activation
To conveniently use the commands listed above, add the following to your /.julia/config/startup.jl:
using Pkg
if isfile("Project.toml") && isfile("Manifest.toml")
Pkg.activate(".")
end