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# README --
# Author : JΘr⌠me Santini <santini@soleil.univ-orleans.fr>
# Created On : Sun Jan 14 17:49:04 1996
# Last Modified By: JΘr⌠me Santini <js@zoe4>
# Last Modified On: Sun Jan 14 18:04:00 1996
# File Path : /home/js/tmp/tkbrain/README
# Update Count : 2
# --------------------------------------------------------------------
INSTALLATION:
- make the first line of "tkBrain" point to where "whish" is on your
system (/usr/local/bin/wish is the default)
- compile "randomize" by typing "make"
- copy "tkBrain" and "randomize" somewhere in your path
# --------------------------------------------------------------------
This is my first try of writing a program in tcl/tk, so please
think of this if you try to read the source. As I couldn't figure out
how to generate a random number in tcl, I had to use a external C
program to do this, so make sure to install "randomize" in your path
before starting tkBrain, or, better, TELL ME HOW TO DO THIS IN TCL...
Please note that this program was written in tcl7.4/tk4.0, and
was not tried with any other version
As my goal was to learn tcl/tk, and not to make something new,
I took the idea in a little game I played on my Amiga some years
ago. So why write a new doc, while the original game already had one ?
(and anyway, who read docs ?) It is included in this archive under
the name "amiga/brain.doc". Read it if you really can't guess how to
use this program...
# --------------------------------------------------------------------
JΘr⌠me Santini <santini@soleil.univ-orleans.fr>
123, rue d'Entraigues
37000 Tours
France
# --------------------------------------------------------------------
# EOF