Who won the most recent IOCCC

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THE MOST RECENT IOCCC WINNERS
The most recently released contest winners may be found in the Winning entries web page.

However if you are looking for more recent winners,

Best of Show

Carl Banks - A flight simulator!

Best Data Hiding

Daniel Fischer - A word guessing game

Best Flow Control

Mark Schnitzius - Using strange function call method, prints a C program that sorts arguments

Best Object Orientation

Alan De Smet - Rotates and zooms an object using ASCII graphics

Best Self-Documenting

Tom Torfs - CRC generator

Best Small Program

Bas de Bakker - Counts chars using the corrected IOCCC sizing rules

Best Encapsulation

Bas de Bakker - Outputs a gziped 3D beam maze in Postscript

Best Utility

David Lowe - Pootifies stdin (useful to view Microsoft html files)

CPP Abuse

Jens Schweikhardt - Very twisted code that tests to see if your compiler and headers are standard!

Most Erratic Behavior

Jens Schweikhardt - Prints random 0's and 1's; causes some gcc's to cause the assembler to choke

Most Fun

David Lowe and Neil Mix - A very addictive ASCII poot game

Most Obfuscated Translator

Tony Finch - Translates Lambda expressions into combinator expressions

Most Space Efficient

Jens Schweikhardt - Finds duplicate files that waste disk space

Obsolescent Feature

Frans van Dorsselaer - ASCII / Morse code translator

there are none because the new contest has not even started. Check out the IOCCC home page sometime around late September or early October for announcements about the next contest.

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