Advent of Code Day 9

In [1]:
def readfile(path):
    with open(path) as input_file: 
        return input_file.read().strip()
In [157]:
def params(program, i, count):
    modes = str(program[i] // 100)[::-1]
    result = []
    
    for x in range(count - 1):
        arg = program[i + 1 + x]
        if x >= len(modes) or modes[x] == "0":
            result.append(program[arg])
        elif modes[x] == "2":
            result.append(program[program.offset + arg])
        else:
            result.append(arg)
            
    output = program[i + count]
    if len(modes) >= count and modes[count - 1] == "2":
        output += program.offset
        
    result.append(output) # output
    return result
In [158]:
def add(program, i, **kwargs):
    assert program[i] % 100 == 1
    a, b, out = params(program, i, 3)
    program[out] = a + b
    return i + 4, None
    
def mul(program, i, **kwargs):
    assert program[i] % 100 == 2
    a, b, out = params(program, i, 3)
    program[out] = a * b
    return i + 4, None

def inp(program, i, input_values, **kwargs):
    assert program[i] % 100 == 3
    out, = params(program, i, 1)
    program[out] = input_values.pop(0)
    # print(f"> program[{out}] = {program[out]}")
    return i + 2, None

def out(program, i, **kwargs):
    assert program[i] % 100 == 4
    val, _ = params(program, i, 2)
    # print(f"> {val}")
    return i + 2, val
    
def jit(program, i, **kwargs):
    assert program[i] % 100 == 5
    test, ip, _ = params(program, i, 3)
    if test != 0:
        return ip, None
    return i + 3, None

def jif(program, i, **kwargs):
    assert program[i] % 100 == 6
    test, ip, _ = params(program, i, 3)
    if test == 0:
        return ip, None
    return i + 3, None

def lt(program, i, **kwargs):
    assert program[i] % 100 == 7
    a, b, out = params(program, i, 3)
    program[out] = int(a < b)
    return i + 4, None

def eq(program, i, **kwargs):
    assert program[i] % 100 == 8
    a, b, out = params(program, i, 3)
    program[out] = int(a == b)
    return i + 4, None

def rbo(program, i, **kwargs):
    assert program[i] % 100 == 9
    delta, _ = params(program, i, 2)
    program.offset += delta
    # print (f"> rbo = {program.offset}" )
    return i + 2, None

operations = { 1: add, 2: mul, 3: inp, 4: out, 5: jit, 6: jif, 7: lt, 8: eq, 9: rbo }
In [159]:
class Program(list):
    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        super(Program, self).__init__(args[0])
        self.offset = 0

def compute(program, input_values, debug=False):
    program = Program(program)
    
    l = len(program)
    i = 0
    output_value = None
    last_output = None
    
    while i < l:
        op = program[i]
        if op == 99:
            if debug: 
                print(f">> exit {output_value}")
            return 
        
        if debug:
            print(f">> {i}, {list(enumerate(program))[i:i+5]}")
            
        i, output_value = operations[op % 100](program, i, input_values=input_values)
        
        if output_value is not None:
            yield output_value
        
    raise Exception("Didn't terminate properly")
    
def process(listing):
    lst = list(map(int, listing.split(",")))
    lst.extend([0] * 100000)
    return lst
In [161]:
list(compute(process(readfile("AoC/input9.txt")), input_values=[1], debug=False))
Out[161]:
[4261108180]
In [147]:
list(compute(process("104,1125899906842624,99"), input_values=[]))
> 1125899906842624
Out[147]:
[1125899906842624]
In [163]:
list(compute(process("109,1,204,-1,1001,100,1,100,1008,100,16,101,1006,101,0,99"), input_values=[], debug=False))
Out[163]:
[109, 1, 204, -1, 1001, 100, 1, 100, 1008, 100, 16, 101, 1006, 101, 0, 99]
In [164]:
list(compute(process(readfile("AoC/input9.txt")), input_values=[2], debug=False))
Out[164]:
[77944]

Took me almost an hour to complete this one, mainly because I ddin't really read the puzzle carefully enough, and I'd never handled the output memory addresses correctly before which cost me a remarkable amount of time. Happy to hear that the intcode computer is now complete, though! I wonder if there will be more intcode problems.