This is a forked repo. everything in the readme after this line and until 'My Changes' is left as is from the originial repo.

Hamurabi: Classic BASIC gaming.

An MIT licensed, C99 implementation of the classic BASIC game hamurabi. Useful for boostrapping build systems, dreaming of a life that can never be.

What you get.

For history's sake, the HMRABBI by Peter Turnbull is included. Of primary interest are going to be:

• main.c :: User interaction, state machine.
• city.{c,h} :: City structure, manipulation functions.

This being a quick hack, comments are minimal but it shouldn't be too hard to untangle. The primary goal in the translation was to separate user I/O from the core computations. In some sense this is not yet complete: the state machine is not yet separated from user I/O. Still, it is now far simpler to swap out the command-driven interface with, say, ncurses or a socket.

As with any translation, there was some leeway taken. If I went too far, report it as a bug!

What I'll think is nifty.

There's certainly possibility for improvement. Here's a list of things I'd readily accept:

• Curses interface,
• documentation (source comments or otherwise) and
• Debian package infrastructure.

If it's not on the list, send me a patch: I'll probably like it!

My Changes (return5)

• I added Ncurses functionality to the code. very basic functionality. Instad of running in just terminal, it now runs in an ncurses window.
• I added a window to show information about population,acres,year,and bushels owned
• I added a new makefile and removed the one previously there.
• I moved around some of the code in 'main.c'