gcrl - Garbage Collector roguelike

You jump to the invalid instruction exception entry point. You die...
Do you want your source lines identified? [ynq]
y

You have:
a - a +3.14159 floating-point scalar function (wielded)
b - a jump table (defunct)
c - a cloak of signal catching (worn, fireproof)
d - a ring of FPU control
e - a ring of integer control
f - 10 pointy arrows
g - 30 pointer arrows
h - a capability
i - a blessed capability labeled ZOX NERU
j - a blessed capability labeled PFAUGH BLEH
k - a blessed capability labeled DISCO INFERNO
l - uncursed +1 boots of ptrace (worn)
m - a potion of recursion
n - 100 potions of iteration
o - a scroll of dynamic type identification
p - a spellbook of coercion
q - a spellbook of turn string
r - an amulet of protection (worn)
s - an alist corpse
t - a tin of byte
u - a tin of integer
v - an opaque corpse
w - 3 letters of the alphabet
x - 10 null arrows
y - a marking pencil
z - a signaling horn
Do you want to see your attributes? [ynq]
y
You were 16-byte aligned.
You had a 64-bit address space.
You could recognize invalid objects.
You were hallucinating.
You were incremental.
You had two generations.
You were O(1) in stack space.
You were O(1) in auxiliary memory space.
You were O(N^2) in time (worst case).
You were ill. (SIGILL, that is.)
You are dead.
Do you want to see your conduct? [ynq]
y
You were noninteractive.
You never sent any signals.
You never blocked any other threads.
You never used VM overcommit.
You never used a read barrier.
You required a write barrier.
You required one extra color.
You were greedy.
REST IN PEACE / fzn / killed by an illegal instruction / 2009
Goodbye fzn the Rogue Garbage Collector...
You died at 0x7fffd0937780 at stack level 5 with 150 MB of arena under your control, after 10 full cycles.
You didn't beat your previous score.
$

Hahaha! Do I detect a fellow nethack player? After playing this a bit more, I'm wondering about expanding it into a more complete roguelike. Could give me something to do during boring lecture classes...

Nice nethack-ish dungeons. I had forgotten that in nethack-clones stuff only happens when you make a move, and I was waiting there for memory references to pop up for a bit :)

Btw on my truetype-font, antialiased xterm, there are some yellow artifacts at the edge of characters when I walk to the left. That doesn't happen when using regular old-style X fonts. I can't say if it's a bug with xterm's ttf support or not.

Neat concept. Kind of easy though -- I had to try to fail. It would have been more of a challenge if the pointers were walking I think.

May your code always compile without warnings or errors.

The dungeons look good. I like the idea of a roguelike with a computer theme. The binary appears to be 64 bit, it wouldn't run on my machine. Luckily it was very easy to compile :-)