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资源说明：A Unix and DOS checkers-playing program.
WISCHK 2.0
John Wiseman
jjwiseman@gmail.com
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Tested with: 386SX-16 4 MB RAM
Unix (linux) w/ gcc 2.3.3
MS-DOS 5.0 w/ Turbo C++ 3.0
SunOS 4.something and 5.5 w/ gcc 2.72
COMPILATION
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Compiling under DOS is relatively simple. Use your favorite
C++ compiler supporting nested types (most recent compilers do),
compile and link the whole thing together. There are really only a
few catches:
I. Screen library.
If you have curses or are using a Borland compiler, then don't
worry. Otherwise, you will have to fiddle with dispprim.h to make use
of your vendor supplied/homebrew screen I/O library.
II. Stack space.
Make sure that if you're compiling under DOS, you give the
program lots of stack space (if you have a Borland compiler, don't
worry - it's taken care of). 60K or so is nice, probably 20K will do.
III. Heap.
When compiling under DOS, make sure to use a memory model that
will give access to the full 640K. Compact, large and huge should all
work. Flat is nice.
To compile under unix, you can probably just use the supplied
makefile.
MANIFEST
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README This file
Makefile Makefile for unix
wischk.man Manual page
wischk.6 Source for manual page
run1 Shell script to automate game between two
generic checkers programs
run2 shell script to automate game between two
versions of wischk
run.bat DOS batch file to automate game between two
programs
checkers.cfg Board configuration file
master.cfg Board configuration file (initial board)
default.prm Defaults for parameters affecting static
evaluation
*.cc *.h Source files
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