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Rolls dice in the form of "1d20 + 1d4 - 2d6 x3". Works up to a "dice character" width of 5 characters: 1d100, 20d99, 100d2. Sensitive to white space between the dice and operators.
The above example rolls 1d20, adds 1d4, subtracts 2d6, and then repeats that 3 times, reporting the results in a gloriously unformatted manner:
Input >
1d20 + 1d4 - 2d6 x3
1d20 13 total= 13
1d4 3 total= 3
2d6 4 6 total= 10
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Total for roll 1 is 6
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1d20 1 total= 1
1d4 2 total= 2
2d6 6 5 total= 11
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Total for roll 2 is -8
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1d20 19 total= 19
1d4 1 total= 1
2d6 3 6 total= 9
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Total for roll 3 is 11
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Total of all 3 rolls is 9
Calling this a monte carlo dice roller is probably a stretch, but it does use random numbers (shocking, I know).
Compile with gfortran.
Help text available with input of h, H, or help.
Quit by unplugging your desktop, with ctrl-c, or with input of q or Q
Contains undocumented "secret functionality" in the "secret-functions" branch. Main branch will always roll dice fair with no secret inputs.
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