December 12, 2016:  TInteger is Delphi class supporting mathematical operations on arbitrarily large integers.  Methods were added today to allow these integers to be converted to  number bases other than 10.  (Remember from middle school that each position in decimal represents a power of 10 -- the 1's column, the 10's column, the 100's column, etc.  Binary numbers, base 2, have the 1's, 2',s, 4's, 8''s column, etc.).  Any integer , even one with thousands of digits ,can now be converted to or from a string in any base from 2 to 256.  More information at this Big Integers page.   I have no good reason for doing this except perhaps just for the "fun of it".

December 21, 2016:  A recent "simple" logic problem from my trusty Mensa Puzzle calendar caused me fits when  tried solving it with my Logic Problem Solver program.  The problem "Thanksgiving.prb", contains the clue "Chris ate more turkey than the person who ate the slowest".   In my transcription from the calendar, I typed "fastest" instead of "slowest" which made the problem unsolvable.  After many hours of looking for the non-existent program bug, I finally went back to the original and discovered the real problem (me!). Logic Problem Solve V5.7 posted today does a better job of diagnosing invalid rules as they are entered.  I wouldn't detect my typing errors, but might shorten the time before rechecking inputs,