Asdcarl.287
net.games.emp
utzoo!decvax!ucbvax!ucsfcgl!sdcarl!rusty
Fri Apr 30 18:21:51 1982
mkemp.c
Here is a simple little program I wrote for creating an
empire world. The purpose of it is so that if the person
that sets up the game is also playing the game they won't
know who represents which country. It reads a list of user
names on stdin, one per line, and writes the necessary
"add country" commands on stdout. Sample usage might be
% mkemp cmds
% empire POGO peter
[##:##] Command : execute cmds
[##:##] Command : ^D
% rm cmds
It sets up each user with a country named "countryN" where
"N" is some number and sends them a message telling them
which country they represent.
===========> mkemp.c <============ # <STDIO.H INCLUDE>
# define rani(min, max) (rand() % ((max) - (min)) + (min))
char **nams;
int nnams;
main() {
getnams();
mixnams();
# ifdef debug
pnams();
# endif debug
mkemps();
}
mkemps() {
extern FILE *popen();
register FILE *mfd;
register int i;
char buf[BUFSIZ];
for (i = 0; i
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