On Wed, 18 Aug 1999 15:49:55 -0400, "Anthony G. Mosconi"
Quote:
>I have an interest in programming some card games. I have many card games
>my mother and grandmother taught me when I was a much younger. I would like
>to not only pass them on to my own children, but allow them to play an
>online version of them.
>I have found very limited code on the subject.
>I am looking for sample code, demos, and .dll's or .ocx's, preferably with
>the code as well.
>I do not NEED the code for the .dll's or .ocx's, but would be interested
>nonetheless.
>If I can find enough snippets to put together a functioning version of one
>of the many solitaire games I have in mind, I will be able to put together a
>tutorial of sorts to help others with a similar interest.
>Thanks in advance...
If you're interested in the Internet angle to game programming, check
out our free SocketWrench package, which includes a general purpose
Windows Sockets control and dial-up networking control. We also
include the source to a simple card game, called Fantan, which
demonstrates the basics of a multiplayer Internet game. Although it
isn't specific to the topic of {*filter*}, we also have a tutorial on
TCP/IP programming that would be useful to developers getting started
in this area. You can download or link to our site at
http://www.*-*-*.com/ .
David