The next competition will take place on the last week of november

• Please register a robot by sending an email to roussebe@esstin.uhp-nancy.fr with the name of the author, the author's email-address and the robots name. Please use 'RC2002' as subjectline.
• The robot should be compilable, executable or runnable. Any language is allowed, but please tell us what tools we need to make it run.
• Executable robots should be in linux ELF format copmied with either libc6 or libc5.
• If we can't get the robot to run, we will notify the author.

• The options used are the good old ones in this rtbrc
• Two arena will be used :
  • the old circle.arena
  • and a new one, Maze.arena because I'm tired of this stupid robots who just shut ;-)
  I will allow 2 of your robots to be concidered as one robot for the final score if don't fill like programming a polyvalent robot.
• The games will have a timeout of 5 minutes (300 seconds).
• The games will use absolute coordinates.
• The competition will be split into two parts. The first part with only duels, i.e. 2 participants per game. The other part 7-10 robots are competing per game. Both will take place in the 2 arenas.
• The winner will be the robot with the lowest sum of position in the different parts. If two or more robots have the same score, a decisive game will be run to pick out a unique winner.
• Maximum number of total participanting robots is 100 (haha).
• The same person is only allowed to have 3 robots in the competition. (this upper bound may change).
• How the competiton is held, i.e. which robots meet each other and how much points they get, will be announced later when we see how many robots that is participating.