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advent-of-code

Description

These are my personal solutions to the advent-of-code procrastination shenanigans. Instead of having multiple repositories I prefer to have them all in one.

Every year I might switch and try out a different language, that's why each year has its own root and tooling.

Nix

For setting up reproducible tooling and developer environments I use Nix and my personal tsandrini/flake-parts-builder template bulder which you can find in every year. This makes it fairly easy to set up radically different tooling every year.

Solutions

  • 2024: Using Rust and a modified and nixified version of the fspoettel/advent-of-code-rust template. I initially wanted to goof around with pure nix but I am unfortunately pretty busy so Rust it is. Solutions located at aoc/2024/src/bin/*.rs
  • 2023: Used OCaml OCaml this year. Pretty good year, missed only the last problems. Solutions located at aoc/2023/aoc2023/lib/*.ml
  • 2022: Using Rust and a modified and nixified version of the fspoettel/advent-of-code-rust template. Solutions located at aoc/2022/src/bin/*.rs