Sujet : Re: Tic Tac Toe Quest
De : janis_papanagnou+ng (at) *nospam* hotmail.com (Janis Papanagnou)
Groupes : comp.lang.c++ comp.lang.cDate : 01. Aug 2026, 20:43:10
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On 2026-08-01 20:44, Michael S wrote:
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Bonita said that her code compiles with gcc-14. [..]
What she originally said was: "I show mine in C++23".
And I did: g++ -std=c++23 -o ttt_bm ttt_bm.cc
and got errors.
BTW, it was not Paul's reply, but reply of co-pilot. [...]
The point is that BM's code didn't compile with -std=c++23
and Paul's code - that fixes the issue - compiled well.
All that wouldn't have been necessary in the first place if
Bonita would have just shown her results - as she requested
also from the audience! - but no, not even after I asked for
that, twice.
Paul's response (with or without AI) was helpful - in *both*
respects, code and result! - Bonita's (and yours) were not.
(You can continue squirming around these obvious facts, but
don't expect that I'll respond to more useless rubbish like
that.)
Janis
BTW, providing some code is hardly evidence for the original
question. A formal mathematical deduction would be in order
to get any results to be verified. - Otherwise you can only
compare all programs' results and make guesses (or ask an AI -
which might be okay given that this is such a trivial "quest"
that had certainly be "solved" many times in every language,
so easily to be identified by the AIs - I've just tested that
and got code, code that compiles correctly and that produces
the equivalent results, modulo the symmetries, of course).
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