plushy->push test 0

src/propeller/session.cljc

@@ -80,11 +80,19 @@
 
 #_(genome/plushy->push
     (genome/make-random-plushy 
-     {:instructions (instructions/get-stack-instructions #{:float :integer :exec :boolean}) 
-      :max-initial-plushy-size 100 
-      :bmx? true
+     {:instructions (instructions/get-stack-instructions #{:float :integer :exec :boolean})
+      :max-initial-plushy-size 10
+      :bmx? false
       :bmx-gene-length-limit 10}))
 
+#_(genome/plushy->push
+   (:instructions ()))
+
+#_(genome/make-random-plushy {:instructions (instructions/get-stack-instructions #{:float :integer :exec :boolean})
+                              :max-initial-plushy-size 10
+                              :bmx? false
+                              :bmx-gene-length-limit 10})
+
 ;; One way of running a genetic programming problem defined in the project
 ;; is to require the problem's namespace and then call `gp/gp` using the
 ;; items defined for the problem. Depending on your IDE and setup, you may
@@ -150,3 +158,7 @@ regression/integer-argmap
     (downsample/initialize-case-distances test-argmap) 
     test-argmap)
    test-argmap)
+
+;; How does plushy->push work with specific examples?
+#_(genome/plushy->push 
+   [:exec_swap :float_tan :integer_pop 'close])