Hi
Nice work!
Why did u feel it necessary to convert to cpp though?
I have my cpp program interfaced to gnugo 3.7 and 3.6 through normal
procedure:
namespaced include of gnugo.h, Makefile edit with -l<package> etc..
I guess if you want the OOP part of, it makes sense.
regards
Bjørn Magnus Mathisen
Den 25. apr. 2007 kl. 02.29 skrev T.Yoshikawa:
Dear friends
In order to link gnugo-3.7.10 with my tumego processor which has been
written in cpp , I succeded to convert c files(gnugo-3.7.10 ) into cpp
under the cygwin.
The main works were
(1) change file name
/patterns/influence.c ==> influence2.cpp
/engine/endgame.c ==> endgame2.cpp
(2)
variables class changed to classx
variable new changed to newx
(3)
to put casting for malloc statements
(4)
simple Makefile
all source files in a single folder.
These files are placed in my site
http://otto4yoshi.dip.jp/yoshikawa/gn2.zip
Takeshiro Yoshikawa
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