Fred:
Please accept the Backgammon program on this disk for your fine library
of freely distributable software. I am the sole author of this code,
and give you permission to distribute it however you see fit, provided I
get credit for writting it.
Thanks for the incredible service you provide the Amiga community.
-Robb
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Robert Pfister EMAIL: Pfister_Rob%Dneast.dec@decwrl.dec.com
Rfd#3 box 2340
Waterville, Maine 04901
fone: (207)-873-3520
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Notes:
This is the first major peice of code I've written in 'C', and for the
Amiga. Thus, there are some compiler warnings I can't seem to shake,
and some slightly deranged peices of code. However, I dont know of any major
bugs, {but do let me know if any are found, etc}.
I dont pretend that this a championship calliber backgammon game, but it
does play a reasonable game considering the backgammon ability of the
developer :). This demonstrates what an undergraduate can create for a
A.I. course project.
Enjoy:
-Robb
