It would potentially be a bit boring to publicize the code, since it might potentially reveal some secrets that can currently only be found by exploring. I wouldn't mind doing it after it's been replaced with a new map generator, though. Except the potential exploration issues, the current map generator is nothing I feel particularly secretive (or proud) about. :)
I can tell you that it's written in Python, at least. I also wouldn't mind handing out the code that generates the "patch" shapes (it uses libgd for drawing), if that's what you're interested in.
By the way;
Lothaudus wrote:[...]I don't think loftar would defile himself by actually using "goto".
While goto's reputation is understandably bad, the reaction against it is often exaggerated, too. The flow control in C is quite limited, and doesn't lend itself well to a lot of things, such as multi-level break or continue, or other non-local exits of structured blocks -- see the Linux kernel source for constant goto usage to emulate unwind-protection, for example.
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