done

that should be an issue, i checked the RNG in C and it can indeed generate such dates. raising

fixed

raised as an issue

fixed

No coordinates needed ;)

• added a call to srand() to the tests suite initialization
• fixed the example tests
• moved the reference solution out of the preloaded code section
• renamed some stuff in the initial code so it would make more sense (it was very awkward to call the binary strings "blocks" since "block" has a specific meaning in that kata)
• i wont dive more into the code because it's really hard to read

Fixed ;-)

You are right, I found the error in my numbering of array elements. Thanks for comment.

My solution fails Attempt at 4th test, with error "Test Crashed Caught unexpected signal: SIGSEGV (11). Invalid memory access". Is the issue likely to be with my code, or could it be caused by memory leak mentioned in this thread?

@Greatlemer, what is your status on this one?

@Greatlemer, sadly there's not so much progress here from anyone.

Thanks for the comment, Greatlemer. Because the description mentions nothing about them, I have prevented random tests from producing leading zeroes any further.

Taken care of.

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