On Sun, 2010-03-07 at 23:21 -0600, Elmer Fittery wrote: > I was going to write a program using the poker-eval > library that would: > > given the following information: > > one opponent > known cards > displayed common cards. > > Determine the possible number of hands which can have > the following: > > 1. two of a kind pairs > 2. three of a kind > 3. straight > 4. flush > 5. full house > 6. four of a kind > 7. straight flush > 8. royal flush > > Does anybody know of a function in the poker-eval library that > would make this easily done. >
I think poker-eval/examples/fish.c might be close to what you want: * An example program for the poker hand evaluation library. * It is so named because it performs the same action as a program written * by Roy Hashimoto a long time ago. * * Given a (possibly empty) set of input cards, a (possibly empty) * set of dead cards, and the number of cards in a hand, this program * computes the distribution of each type of possible hand type after * exhaustively enumerating the set of possible hands which include the input * cards and exclude the dead cards -- Johan Euphrosine <[email protected]> Development and services around Free Software http://www.aminche.com/
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