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• Swap sign of energy
• Copy energy to mass
• Copy mass to energy
• Read and write signed integers to and from energy
• Repurpose lower case letters, as their current functionality can be recovered with '. Two options:
  1. Keep functionality, but change values to 0 to 25. It's currently a pain to set the mass to values in that range.
  2. Ditch them entirely to make room for 26 new components. In this case, one of them could be ' with an offset of -32. (I'd personally prefer this option.)
• Delay component.
• Debug component. (Covered in #2)

I guess that makes sense since that's the starting value, but the docs currently say that it sets both mass and energy to zero.

When compiling with

g++ --std=c++11 *.cpp -o Fission

I get

Mirror.cpp: In member function ‘virtual bool fsn::Mirror::onHit(fsn::Atom&)’:
Mirror.cpp:65:38: error: ‘arc4random’ was not declared in this scope
    atom.dir = (atom.dir + arc4random() % 3 + 3) & 3;
                                      ^

Would you mind using a more platform independent PRNG there?

I'm wondering if it's possible to host the v1 branch for TriItOnline in this repository, rather than on TIO's one.

Currently we have this branch in TIO repo:

https://github.com/TryItOnline/Fission/commits/v1

It has two additional commits as commits as compared to what's in this official repository:

• changes for the linux compilers not to choke on the sources
• memory corruption fix by Martin, which was eventually integrated in v2

These two things were needed to run v1 on TIO.

Would you be interested in making a v1 branch in this repo and apply these changes to it, so TIO could you that as the base for v1.

There is also a pull requests I just opened for the changes that TIO needs for v2, this is separate. Can it be merged as well? #6

Thank you in advance!

A debug component would be really useful which prints something like

Atom at (x,y) at tick t: (mass, energy)

without consuming the atom. I'm happy to implement this and send you a pull request, but I was wondering whether you would like to use a specific of the remaining reserved characters? If not, I propose ```.