hi balaji
I would like to join in doing the same.
I think of much advanced games for linux though
i have not done much of game programming.
I have done Tic tac toe before in java and used
my own algorithm.From programmer's point of view
it's a difficult game but from user point of view
this game is very silly.So think of some other game.
bye
vinu
On Wed, 5 Apr 2000 15:04:57 +0530 (IST)
"Ravikant K.Rao" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> BALAJI> I am writting a set of games for linux,
> intended to be
> BALAJI> open source and freeware.
>
> Good Luck with it dude.
>
> BALAJI> In one of these i plan to write
> BALAJI> a tic-tac toe game. Is there anyone who knows
> a few good
> BALAJI> algorithms for tic tac toe (to win/draw the
> game) ?
>
> Check out any textbook on C/C++.Most of them have the
> algorithm's and/or Program Code itself.I coded one in my
> early days in
> C, too. Most textbooks start with the towers oh Hanoi
> Problem, and
> then go onto this .. :o)
>
> BALAJI> what are the conditions for making a software
> Open source
> BALAJI> ? Thanks in advance.
>
> Read the GPL,the Artistic License, and whatever other
> licenses
> that software is usually released under... and you would
> then figure
> out what to release ~your~ software under.
>
>
> Ravi.
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