Hugi Size Coding Competition 11
The Maze Pathfinder Compo

The task was to write the smallest possible program in x86 Assembler that would find the shortest path through a maze generated by another program.

|  |  |  |  |  | Place | Name | Country | Bytes
| 1 | Eldar | Estonia | 83
| 2 | Lawrence E. Boothby | United States | 85
| 3 | Fred | France | 88
| 4 | INT-E | Germany | 91
| 5 | Ruud | The Netherlands | 92
| 6 | Fluff | Sweden | 93
| 7 | meph | Germany | 95
| 7 | Oleg Prokhorov | Russia | 95
| 9 | Ped / 7 Gods | Slovakia | 96
| 9 | Boreal | United States | 96
| 11 | Fabled | Finland | 97
| 12 | Sniper (and claw) | United States | 98
| 13 | Jibz | Denmark | 112
| 14 | Valdor | Belgium | 113
| 15 | Chut | Hungary | 116
| 16 | Ray Ransom | United States | 119
| 16 | Klorf | Finland | 119
| 18 | shr / mcl | Hungary | 121
| 18 | Chris Dragan | Poland | 121
| 20 | Aphex | Romania | 122
| 21 | MetalBrain | Spain | 127
| 22 | Paul Hsieh | United States | 128
| 23 | Aditsu | Romania | 149
| 24 | Cig82 | Germany | 150
| 25 | Tom (Tamas Bojcan) | Hungary | 163
| 26 | mike | United States | 170
| 26 | leg-O | Estonia | 170

Hugi Size Coding Competition 12
The Prime Finder Compo

The entries for this competition had to display the n-th prime number. The number n was entered by the user via the command line and it could range from 1 to 1,000,000.

|  |  |  |  |  | Place | Name | Country | Bytes
| 1 | Picard | Hungary | 76
| 2 | INT-E | Germany | 78
| 3 | Guillermo Sais | Mexico | 80
| 4 | Fred | France | 81
| 5 | Ruud | Netherlands | 84
| 6 | Roland Neul | Germany | 85
| 6 | Chut | Hungary | 85
| 8 | meph | Germany | 86
| 9 | Lawrence E. Boothby | United States | 87 (83)
| 9 | Blue | Germany | 87
| 9 | Boreal | United States | 87 (85)
| 12 | Aphex | Romania | 88
| 13 | Eldar | Estonia | 90
| 14 | gbm | Poland | 91
| 14 | Sniper (and claw) | United States | 91
| 14 | Bonz | Italy | 91
| 17 | Stefan | Germany | 92
| 17 | Eduardo de la Pena | Argentina | 92
| 19 | Jibz | Denmark | 95
| 19 | fabled | Finland | 95 (91)
| 21 | shr / molecoola | Hungary | 96
| 22 | Metalbrain | Spain | 98
| 23 | Ray Ransom | United States | 102
| 24 | Johnny L. Fencey | Germany | 106
| 25 | freaking dooz | Sweden | 107
| 26 | anti^fake | Germany | 146

These entries did not qualify because the time limit was exceeded or another error occurred on their execution before Public Judgement:

|  |  |  |  |  | Place | Name | Country | Bytes
| -- | Aditsu | Romania | 107
| -- | BitIO / HardNull | Spain | 83
| -- | claw | Germany | 88
| -- | Jeff | United States | 96
| -- | Jonnz | Germany | 143
| -- | Robin / NOP | Hungary | 97
| -- | rwb | Australia | 131
| -- | Schwendi | Switzerland | 106
| -- | VrA | Hungary | 112

Hugi Size Coding Competition 13
The Soko Ban Compo

This time a text-mode variant of the famous Soko Ban video-game had to be optimized.

|  |  |  |  |  | Place | Name | Country | Bytes

1

Guillermo Sais

Mexico

189

2

Boreal

United States

198 (194)

3

Kees Willem v.d. Meer

Netherlands

215

3

Bonz

Italy

215

5

fabled

Finland

216

5

Aphex

Romania

216

7

claw

Germany

217

8

Viking

Finland

239

9

Sniper

United States

243

10

Metalbrain

Spain

246

11

Stefan

Germany

248

The source codes of all entries can be found at the Hugi Compo Website. News on upcoming compos are also published at this site.

Adok/Hugi - 23 Dec 2000