annabunches/pygo: A GTK-based Go game client written in Python - pygo

A GTK-based Go game client written in Python

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Anna Wiggins c17ed205d7 Added some framework for building the C libraries we need and running the program with the needed libraries available		2012-04-12 21:19:19 -04:00
gnugo	Added some framework for building the C libraries we need and running the program with the needed libraries available	2012-04-12 21:19:19 -04:00
lib	Added some framework for building the C libraries we need and running the program with the needed libraries available	2012-04-12 21:19:19 -04:00
res	Added missing hoshi points, removed some now unneeded image files	2012-04-08 02:27:40 -04:00
pygo	Added some framework for building the C libraries we need and running the program with the needed libraries available	2012-04-12 21:19:19 -04:00
pygo.py	Beginning of implementation of a ctypes-based interface to libboard, which is a much cleaner set of Go routines than I hacked together originally. Including a copy of gnugo 3.8 so we can build a dynamic version of libboard.	2012-04-12 13:46:27 -04:00
readme.markdown	Added some framework for building the C libraries we need and running the program with the needed libraries available	2012-04-12 21:19:19 -04:00
so_compile	Added some framework for building the C libraries we need and running the program with the needed libraries available	2012-04-12 21:19:19 -04:00

Installation

You will need these things to build libboard.so (which pygo needs):

You will need the following to run pygo:

pygo is currently designed to be run in-place. The only 'installation' we need is to run:

./so_compile

to build the needed C libraries (from gnugo/).

To run the program, use the wrapper script:

./pygo