This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful(I mean 'fun'),
but without any warranty. No author or distributor accepts responsibility to
anyone for the consequences of using it or for whether it serves any particular
purpose or works at all.
Everyone is granted permission to copy, and redistribute this file under the
following conditions:
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Ismail ARIT 1993 Kusadasi,AYDIN,TURKIYE. 09400
Xpool v1.3
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Xpool is a X window game which simulates a billiard game by using an
approach called Discrete Element Method(DEM).
First of all, I would like to thank to those of you who were really kind to
send very nice comments about the game. Looks like many people really enjoyed
the game.
I finally got some spare time and fixed some stupid bugs in the program, now
it runs better and handles a lot of stuff more properly. This version still
uses floating values, so you still need a fast CPU , but I am planning
to switch to integer values, and do some other optimizations so that the game
will run on slower CPUs too. I am working on(almost done) the network version
of Xpool that lets two people play against each other. It will mainly use Xt/athena
, so this will be the last version that uses pure Xlib (right? ;-))
In order to compile;
if you have GNU C, just type
$ make -f Makefile.std
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if you have 'xmkmf & imake'
$ xmkmf
and
$ make
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rules:
Check man pages for rules.
(nroff -man xpool.1 | page)
If you have any question/comments, you can send your email to
iarit@tara.mines.colorado.edu
but, I will be done with the school this summer(93) and start worring about
some other problems, like how to find a job, and pay $40,000 education
loan :-(, so I will be real busy. If I can't reply to your email, I
apologize for that.
I will post my new email address(probably, from Turkiye) with the next release
of Xpool.
Happy playing,
IstakayI kIrma Haaa..!!!!( Don't break the cue stick OKKKKKKKK.!!)
Ismail ARIT
iarit@tara.mines.colorado.edu
Not: If you are interested in the theory, get a printout of the file
'theory.ps'. It shows you the basic idea behind this game.
