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Bridge Bidder Version 3.0 by John Oswalt and Nathan Glasser ..!sun!megatest!jao (usenet) nathan@brokaw.lcs.mit.edu (internet) nathan@mit-eddie.uucp (usenet) June, 1989 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Copyright 1988, 1989 by Nathan Glasser and John Oswalt. You may feel free to distribute this program in its current form. Please do not remove this copyright information. ============================================================================== HISTORY This program was first written by Nathan Glasser (nathan@brokaw.lcs.mit.edu, nathan@mit-eddie.uucp). Version 1.0 was released in 5/88, and Version 2.0 was released in 2/89. Version 1.0 was then extensively modified by John Oswalt (...!sun!megatest!jao), and worked over again by Nathan Glasser, to produce Version 3.0 in 6/89. The basic mechanisms for dealing hands, soliciting bids from the user, checking them for validity, storing and displaying them, are due to Nathan Glasser. Most of bidding.c, deal.c, and bidding.h are the product of Nathan Glasser, who also wrote the majority of bidding.doc and readme.doc. All the mechanisms for making a deal conform to criteria were written by John Oswalt. The files files eval.c, exper.c, exper.doc, and example.exp are entirely John Oswalt's doing. This file history.doc was written jointly by John and Nathan.