Add missing files from Robert's AGiliTy 1.1.1 distribution

Generic/Makefile.dos

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+
+CC= gcc-go32
+WARNINGS= -Wall -Wtraditional -Wpointer-arith -Wcast-qual \
+	-Waggregate-return -Wstrict-prototypes -fno-common
+PEDWARN= -Wid-clash-6
+CFLAGS=  -O2 -DMSDOS32  $(WARNINGS)
+BASE= agtread.o gamedata.o util.o agxfile.o auxfile.o filename.o
+AGIL= parser.o exec.o runverb.o metacommand.o savegame.o debugcmd.o agil.o \
+	token.o disassemble.o object.o
+INTERFACE= interface.o os_dos.o 
+OS_LIB=
+
+all: agil.exe agtout.exe agt2agx.exe
+
+agil.exe:  $(BASE) $(AGIL) $(INTERFACE) 
+	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o agil.exe $(AGIL) $(BASE) $(INTERFACE) $(OS_LIB)
+
+agtout.exe: agtout.o disassemble.o agilstub.o $(BASE) 
+	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o agtout.exe agtout.o disassemble.o agilstub.o \
+	      $(BASE) 
+
+agt2agx.exe: agt2agx.o agilstub.o $(BASE)
+	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o agt2agx.exe agt2agx.o agilstub.o $(BASE) 	
+
+agilstub.o: agilstub.c
+agtread.o : agtread.c agility.h config.h 
+auxfile.o:  auxfile.c agility.h config.h
+agxfile.o : agxfile.c agility.h config.h 
+agt2agx.o : agt2agx.c agility.h config.h
+gamedata.o : gamedata.c agility.h config.h 
+agthash.o : agthash.c agility.h config.h 
+parser.o: parser.c agility.h config.h interp.h
+exec.o: exec.c agility.h config.h interp.h exec.h
+runverb.o: runverb.c agility.h config.h interp.h exec.h
+metacommand.o: metacommand.c agility.h config.h interp.h exec.h
+token.o: token.c agility.h config.h interp.h exec.h
+debugcmd.o: debugcmd.c agility.h config.h interp.h exec.h
+disassemble.o: disassemble.c agility.h config.h
+savegame.o: savegame.c interp.h agility.h config.h 
+agtout.o : agtout.c agility.h config.h 
+util.o: util.c agility.h config.h
+filename.o: filename.c agility.h config.h
+interface.o: interface.c agility.h config.h interp.h
+os_none.o: os_none.c agility.h config.h interp.h
+os_dos.o: os_dos.c agility.h config.h interp.h
+agil.o: agil.c agility.h config.h interp.h
+object.o: object.c agility.h config.h interp.h exec.h
+
+

Generic/Makefile.linux

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+
+CC= gcc
+WARNINGS= -Wall
+
+CFLAGS=  -ansi -static -DLINUX $(WARNINGS)
+# CFLAGS= -DHPUX $(WARNINGS)
+# CFLAGS= -DSUN $(WARNINGS)
+
+BASE= agtread.o gamedata.o util.o agxfile.o auxfile.o filename.o
+AGIL= parser.o exec.o runverb.o metacommand.o savegame.o debugcmd.o agil.o \
+	token.o disassemble.o object.o
+INTERFACE= interface.o os_curses.o 
+OS_LIB= -lncurses
+
+all:agil agtout agt2agx
+
+agil:  $(BASE) $(AGIL) $(INTERFACE) 
+	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o agil $(AGIL) $(BASE) $(INTERFACE) $(OS_LIB)
+
+agtout: agtout.o disassemble.o agilstub.o $(BASE) 
+	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o agtout agtout.o disassemble.o agilstub.o $(BASE) 
+
+agt2agx: agt2agx.o agilstub.o $(BASE)
+	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o agt2agx agt2agx.o agilstub.o $(BASE) 	
+
+
+agilstub.o: agilstub.c
+agtread.o : agtread.c agility.h config.h 
+agxfile.o : agxfile.c agility.h config.h 
+auxfile.o : auxfile.c agility.h config.h
+agt2agx.o : agt2agx.c agility.h config.h
+gamedata.o : gamedata.c agility.h config.h 
+parser.o: parser.c agility.h config.h interp.h
+exec.o: exec.c agility.h config.h interp.h exec.h
+runverb.o: runverb.c agility.h config.h interp.h exec.h
+metacommand.o: metacommand.c agility.h config.h interp.h exec.h
+token.o: token.c agility.h config.h interp.h exec.h
+debugcmd.o: debugcmd.c agility.h config.h interp.h exec.h
+disassemble.o: disassemble.c agility.h config.h
+savegame.o: savegame.c interp.h agility.h config.h 
+agtout.o : agtout.c agility.h config.h 
+util.o: util.c agility.h config.h
+interface.o: interface.c agility.h config.h interp.h
+os_none.o: os_none.c agility.h config.h interp.h
+os_termcap.o: os_termcap.c agility.h config.h interp.h
+os_curses.o: os_curses.c agility.h config.h interp.h
+agil.o: agil.c agility.h config.h interp.h
+object.o: object.c agility.h config.h interp.h exec.h
+filename.o: filename.c agility.h config.h

Generic/Makefile.plain

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+
+CC= gcc
+WARNINGS= -Wall
+
+CFLAGS= -ansi $(WARNINGS)
+# CFLAGS= -DHPUX $(WARNINGS)
+# CFLAGS= -DSUN $(WARNINGS)
+
+BASE= agtread.o gamedata.o util.o agxfile.o auxfile.o filename.o
+AGIL= parser.o exec.o runverb.o metacommand.o savegame.o debugcmd.o agil.o \
+	token.o disassemble.o object.o
+INTERFACE= interface.o os_none.o 
+OS_LIB= 
+
+all:agil agtout agt2agx
+
+agil:  $(BASE) $(AGIL) $(INTERFACE) 
+	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o agil $(AGIL) $(BASE) $(INTERFACE) $(OS_LIB)
+
+agtout: agtout.o disassemble.o agilstub.o $(BASE) 
+	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o agtout agtout.o disassemble.o agilstub.o $(BASE) 
+
+agt2agx: agt2agx.o agilstub.o $(BASE)
+	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o agt2agx agt2agx.o agilstub.o $(BASE) 	
+
+agilstub.o: agilstub.c
+agtread.o : agtread.c agility.h config.h 
+agxfile.o : agxfile.c agility.h config.h 
+auxfile.o : auxfile.c agility.h config.h
+agt2agx.o : agt2agx.c agility.h config.h
+gamedata.o : gamedata.c agility.h config.h 
+parser.o: parser.c agility.h config.h interp.h
+exec.o: exec.c agility.h config.h interp.h exec.h
+runverb.o: runverb.c agility.h config.h interp.h exec.h
+metacommand.o: metacommand.c agility.h config.h interp.h exec.h
+token.o: token.c agility.h config.h interp.h exec.h
+debugcmd.o: debugcmd.c agility.h config.h interp.h exec.h
+disassemble.o: disassemble.c agility.h config.h
+savegame.o: savegame.c interp.h agility.h config.h 
+agtout.o : agtout.c agility.h config.h 
+util.o: util.c agility.h config.h
+interface.o: interface.c agility.h config.h interp.h
+os_none.o: os_none.c agility.h config.h interp.h
+os_termcap.o: os_termcap.c agility.h config.h interp.h
+os_curses.o: os_curses.c agility.h config.h interp.h
+os_msdos.o: os_msdos.c agility.h config.h interp.h
+agil.o: agil.c agility.h config.h interp.h
+object.o: object.c agility.h config.h interp.h exec.h
+filename.o: filename.c agility.h config.h
+

Generic/linux_pict

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+#!/bin/bash
+# This is a script for viewing files, invoked by AGiliTy
+#
+# Customize as needed for your platform and preferred graphics file viewers
+#
+# For X-windows, it uses xv and xanim.
+# If X-Windows isn't running, it uses flip and zgv.
+#   AFAIK all of these programs can all be found at sunsite.
+#
+#   If any of these send anything to stderr, they may confuse 
+# AGiliTy's screen routines (Ctrl-L should put everything right).
+#   AGiliTy doesn't redirect stderr because some svgalib programs won't
+# run correctly if stderr doesn't point at a "real" screen. 
+#
+# One problem is that some viewers use file name extensions to identify
+# file type, and AGT uses nonstandard extensions for PCX files.
+# (".P06", ".P13", ".P16", etc.)
+#
+
+if [ "$DISPLAY" = "" ]; then
+# Put your non-X PCX file viewer here, if you have one.
+#  It has to be able to run with stdout redirected, though
+ case $1 in 
+    *.fl[ic] )  flip $1;;
+    *.pcx )  grav $1;;
+    *.p[0-9][0-9])   # Alternative PCX file names 
+        # This is not as careful as it should be
+        tmpname=/tmp/agilpict-$PPID-$RANDOM.pcx
+        ln -s  $PWD/$1  $tmpname
+	grav $tmpname
+	rm $tmpname;;
+##	echo "PCX files not supported.";;
+    * ) zgv $1;;
+  esac
+else 
+# You can replace the next line with the X-windows viewer of your choice.
+ case $1 in 
+    *.fl[ic] ) xanim $1 2>/dev/null &;;
+    * ) xv $1 2>/dev/null &;;
+  esac
+fi
+

Generic/readme.dos

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+AGiliTY, notes for DOS ports
+----------------------------------------
+
+(For a general introduction to this program, see the file README.AGI)
+
+
+COMMAND LINE 
+
+  To run an AGT game file, run *agil* with the game file name as an
+argument; don't include any extensions. For example, to run MYGAME, enter
+
+C:\AGT> AGIL MYGAME
+
+  Command line options can be seen by running agil without any
+arguments, but most of them were intended for debugging the
+interpreter and will not be of general interest. The one exception is
+the -d command, which outputs metacommand debugging information which
+will be of interest to authors developing AGT games.
+
+
+
+CONFIGURATION
+
+  The DOS global configuration file is the file AGIL.CFG in the same
+directory as the executable; it can be used to set options you want to
+hold for all games run with AGiliTy. 
+
+  You can provide individual configuration of a particular game by
+creating or editing the game-specific configuration file, which should
+be in the same directory as the game data file(s) and should be named
+<game name>.CFG; e.g. MYGAME.CFG. Options specified in the
+game-specific file take precedence over ones in the global
+configuration file.
+
+
+The DOS port supports several additional options: 
+
+BIOS, which causes all output to go through the BIOS routines.
+
+COLORS, which allows the interface color scheme to be
+   set. The syntax is
+     COLORS <normal> <highlight> <background> <reverse fore> <reverse back>
+   e.g COLORS LIGHTGRAY YELLOW BLACK WHITE BLUE,  which is the default.
+       The colors are black, blue, green, cyan, red, magenta, brown, 
+   lightgray, darkgray, lightblue, lightgreen, lightcyan, lightred,
+   lightmagenta, yellow, and white. Only the first eight can be used
+   as the background colors; all sixteen can be used for the other three
+   settings.  
+     (The spellings COLOURS, lightgrey, and darkgrey are also recognized.)
+
+COMPASS, which causes the possible exits to be listed on the status
+   line.
+
+NAVARROW-- Use the keys on the numeric keypad for entering
+   movement commands instead of for editing. 
+
+KEY <key> <text> --
+  Define the text to be inserted on the line when a given function key is 
+  typed.   <key> can be 'F1', 'F2', 'F3', ..., 'F12'.  (If NAVARROW is set,
+  then 'HOME', 'END', 'PGUP', 'PGDN', 'UP', 'DOWN', 'LEFT', 'RIGHT',
+  'INS', 'DEL', 'PLUS', and 'MINUS' can also be redefined.) The
+  default definitions are listed below. A '+' at the end of the last
+  word of the text will be converted to a newline. 
+
+HISTORY -- This specifies the size of the command history list.
+  A value of 0 indicates no limit (the interpreter will remember
+  every line you typed since the beginning of the game). For DOS, the
+  default is 10. E.g.
+      history 0
+      history 20
+
+PATH -- This should contain a space-separated list of directories 
+  which will be searched for AGT games.  
+
+BLOCK_CURSOR -- Use a block cursor instead of the usual flashing underbar.
+
+50_LINE -- Display in 50-line mode.
+
+
+
+
+LINE EDITING
+  The following keys can be used when typing in commands:
+<Backspace>, <Delete> -- do what you would expect.
+<Left Arrow>, <Right Arrow> -- Move left/right.
+<Home> or <Ctrl-A> -- Move to beginning of the line.
+<End> or <Ctrl-E> -- Move to end of the line.
+<Up Arrow>, <Down Arrow> -- Scroll through past commands.
+<Ctrl-K> -- Kill to end of line.
+<Ctrl-Y> -- Yank back the last thing killed.
+
+<F1>-<F12> -- These can be configured with strings of your choice;
+  see the KEY option above.  By default, they are:
+   F1: get     
+   F2: drop
+   F3: examine
+   F4: read 
+   F5: open
+   F6: close
+   F7: inventory+
+   F8: look+
+   F9: score+ 
+   F10: help+
+   F11: save+
+   F12: restore+
+
+If NAVARROW is set, then the keys on the numeric keypad will generate 
+generate movement commands instead of being used for editing; these
+can also be redefined with KEY:
+  UP: n+
+  DOWN: s+
+  LEFT: w+
+  RIGHT: e+
+  HOME: nw+
+  END: sw+
+  PGUP: ne+
+  PGDN: se+
+  INS: enter+
+  DEL: exit+
+  PLUS: up+
+  MINUS: down+
+
+
+MISCELLANEOUS
+  The program *agtout* prints out the contents of AGT game files,
+in human readable format, writing the output to standard output.
+Under DOS, you will probably want to redirect the output to a file and
+then view it with an editor; e.g.
+   AGTOUT MYGAME > MYGAME.LST
+which will cause the output to go to MYGAME.LST.
+  Running it without arguments will give a list of command line options.
+
+
+  As described in README.AGI, AGT game files can be converted to the AGX
+format by using AGT2AGX.EXE. Just type (for example):
+
+C:\AGT> AGT2AGX MYGAME 
+
+This will create the file MYGAME.AGX from the other game files
+You can use the '-o' option to give the output file a different name.
+For example:
+
+C:\AGT> AGT2AGX MYGAME -o THEGAME
+
+will cause MYGAME.DA1...MYGAME.DA6, MYGAME.TTL, etc. to be converted into
+the file THEGAME.AGX
+
+
+NOTES ON THE DIFFERENT DOS RELEASES
+
+  There are now two binary releases for DOS: a 32-bit version and a
+16-bit version.  As of 1.0, only the 32-bit version is being actively
+updated.
+
+  The 16-bit compiler is packaged as "agil092olddos.zip"; its only
+benifit is that it will run on old (pre-386) computers that won't
+run the 32-bit version. If you actually are in this situation, you
+should drop me a note so that I know you exist.
+
+  The 32-bit version is built with the DJGPP compiler and packaged
+with the supplementary program "cwsdpmi.exe", a freeware DPMI server
+which should be left in the same directory as "agil.exe".  More
+information on DJGPP (including the source code to "cwsdpmi.exe") can
+be found at
+    http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/
+
+The copyright notice for CWSDPMI.EXE follows:
+
+==================================================================
+CWSDPMI is Copyright (C) 1995-1997  Charles W Sandmann (sandmann@clio.rice.edu)
+                               1206 Braelinn, Sugar Land, TX 77479
+
+This is release 4.  The files in this binary distribution may be
+redistributed under the GPL (with source) or without the source code
+provided:
+
+* CWSDPMI.EXE or CWSDPR0.EXE are not modified in any way except via
+CWSPARAM
+
+* Notice to users that they have the right to receive the source code
+and/or binary updates for CWSDPMI.  Distributors should indicate a
+site for the source in their documentation.
+==================================================================
+