I wrote: > I have created a new CVS branch tagged `multi-board'. It currently > differs from the the trunk only in files that are the sources for > `libboard.a'.
I have just commited a huge patch that makes entire branch compilable. However, nothing currently works (except for `joseki.c' which was needed for proper compilation.) Basically, each `.c' file now includes a temporary header, `old-board.h'. The header contains declarations of external variables like board[] that previously sit in `board.h'. In addition, I have added `goban' argument everywhere it was needed. Currently, `goban' is a static pointer to `Goban' structure that is never initialized. Later it will be passed between functions and be non-static. That `joseki' keeps is very reassuring. Means that board code has not been broken in the process, or at least not in a major way. The plan now is to start converting `play-gtp.c' and `reading.c' to properly using dynamically allocated boards. I'd like to thank Emacs for making full automatization of argument addition possible :) Paul _______________________________________________ gnugo-devel mailing list gnugo-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnugo-devel
