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##Redcode 94

Redcode 94

All this is because of Ilmari Karonen's self terminating program. So, in Redcode looping always requires some kind of jumping. Because of that, I decided to create a program which copies itself completely, and jumps to the start of the new program after that, thus replicating itself infinitely.

All this is because of Ilmari Karonen's self terminating program. So, in Redcode looping always requires some kind of jumping. Because of that, I decided to create a program which copies itself completely, and jumps to the start of the new program after that, thus replicating itself infinitely.

##Redcode All this is because of Ilmari Karonen's self terminating program. So, in Redcode looping always requires some kind of jumping. Because of that, I decided to create a program which copies itself completely, and jumps to the start of the new program after that, thus replicating itself infinitely.

##Redcode 94

Edit 2: This is another way to do it. SPL 0 splits to two threads, where the first one continues and the second one spawns at the same instruction, thus creating infinite amounts of threads, while executing the code following it. When a thread hits DAT, it is killed. The famous dwarf:

        org    start
start   spl    0           ; Split infinitely
        add.ab #4   ,   2  ; Add 4 to the B-field of the dat
        mov.i  1    ,   @1 ; Copy the dat to the location pointed by it's B-field
        dat    #0   ,   #0
        end

All this is because of Ilmari Karonen's self terminating program. So, in Redcode looping always requires some kind of jumping. Because of that, I decided to create a program which copies itself completely, and jumps to the start of the new program after that, thus replicating itself infinitely.