Projects archive / Prototype ADM cricket simulation

This project was an early attempt (1993) to use LSD and the ADM to develop a "3d" cricket simulation. It predated the ADM to EDEN translators that were later used e.g. by Turner in his 5-a-side football simulation (footballTurner2000). The prototype taxed the EDEN interpreter, worked only to a limited extent at the time, and has not been exercised since (see the comments - possibly added by Simon Yung - in 1996). To judge by the file stamps the project was revisited in 1999, possibly at the same time that Patrick Sun was working on dtkeden, as deployed in the Clayton Tunnel model. The file run.c indicates that the model was developed prior to tkeden and made use of the scout-donald-eden pipeline. The original project report has been mislaid, but the LSD account developed has been preserved and can be found in the file CricketLSD.doc. (WMB 19/06/09)

empublic system initially created by Ashley Ward with assistance from Chris Roe and Meurig Beynon.