Best Visualization Prize
Please help us find the best visualizer - send links to pictures, youtube videos, etc, of your visualizer to icfp-contest@ittc.ku.edu.
What is this contest?
The ICFP programming contest is an annual programming contest associated with the International Conference on Functional Programming.
Dates and task announcement
The contest was run from Friday 26 to Monday 29 June, 2009.
The contest started at 13:00:16, CDT, GMT-5, and ran for 72 hours. There was also lightning round, which lasted 24 hours.
Questions about the contest should be sent to icfp-contest@ittc.ku.edu.
Links
- Current Specification (v1.9)
- VM Binaries:
- hohmann (MD5 964a163a60f15455b76a9fe6edfdf654),
- meet-and-greet (MD5 3776dd1510547979b61483de37093c6e),
- more-meet-and-greet (MD5 063c974cd2c7d4ed6a2093bb0baab8e3),
- op-clearskies (MD5 db6906572307234f36f2830f8b618c43),
- op-dancing with stars (MD5 cd3ea83cea9f236b73f84cb26739b405)
- Frequently Asked Questions
- List of Scores (with 4 hours to go)
- RSS feed (http://www.icfpcontest.org/wordpress/?feed=rss2)
- Contest Blog
- Call for Participation
Who are we?
Megan Peck,
Wesley Peck,
Mark Snyder,
Nicolas Frisby,
Michael Jantz,
Garrin Kimmell,
Ed Komp,
Kevin Matlage,
Andy Gill,
Brett Werling,
Tristan Bull
Previous contests
The ICFP Programming Contest has been running since 1998. Here are the previous contest sites:
- 2008, organized by Portland State University and University of Chicago
- 2007, organized by Utrecht
- 2006, organized by CMU
- 2005, organized by PLT and friends
- 2004, organized by Penn
- 2003, organized by Chalmers
- 2002, organized by OGI
- 2001, organized by INRIA Rocquencourt
- 2000, organized by Cornell and Bell Labs
- 1999, organized by Harvard and Virginia
- 1998, organized by Universite de Montreal and MIT