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Subject: Artificial Life
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First, this subject does not seem to belong to this list.

Second, I had a link to the most famous Artificial Life work, but I lost
it. I recall it used Unix, though, so it is probably relatively easy to
port. I think this question can be found on comp.ai, and certainly the nice
people at comp.ai.alife can help you... :-)