Marco van de Voort wrote:
On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 04:53:30PM +0100, David W Noon wrote:
To do this, I used the GMP (Gnu Multiple Precision) library. Since I
do not [yet] have any Pascal bindings for this library, my test code
is written in C. However, there are some arbitrary precision packages
in the contributions area of the FPC Web site, any of which could be a
viable alternative to GMP.
An initial GMP binding was committed to FPC on sept 7th.
I assume it would also compile with older (2.2) versions of FPC.
i'm sure that will be appreciated... however, as i wrote to david, this seems to
be a bit of overkill as my initial message left much to broad interpretation...
all i'm basically wanting to do is to create a deck of playing cards and use
them in a game... the current DOS TP6 version uses arrays for the value of each
card... i'm wanting to find or create a "library" of card "decks" consisting of
X cards... for a "standard poker game" this deck would consist of 52 cards...
for some other Vegas type game, there might be a "shoe" consisting of Y decks
shuffled together...
i already have a shuffling routine that i based on an array of items and i think
i can account for a deck of items... the part that i'm having a problem with is
converting over to using "objects of my own creation" instead of using an
existing object library...
does that make sense?
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