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# This shell script converts the unmodified contents of an
# Old Empire Version 1.1 directory structure to Old Empire Version 1.2.
# This probably only works on Old Empire 1.1 as distributed from
# ihnp4!druxn!tsf.  That is, if the original distribution was hacked
# upon, this script might do more harm than good.
# You don't have to blow away an active game database.  If you have a game
# in progress, just remake and install the commands, being careful to
# get the changes in EMPGLB/*glb.c into your EMPGLB/empglb.c .
# If you have problems, please send email to ihnp4!drutx!tsf .
#
#	sh mailfile				Unpack the shar'd script
#	echo "Don't clobber your V1.1 until"	Warning..
#	echo "you're sure V1.2 works!"		..common sense..
#	mkdir V1.2				Create directory for V1.2
#	cd V1.1					Get into V1.1 directory
#	find . -print | cpio -pumd ../V1.2	Copy V1.1 into V1.2
#	cd ..					Position just above V1.2
#	chmod 000 V1.1				Do something to protect V1.1
#	sh upg1.1-1.2				Convert V1.1 to V1.2
#	chmod 755 V1.1				Undo V1.1 protection
#
echo "Copying Buglist into 1.1Buglist"
cp V1.2/Buglist V1.2/1.1Buglist
echo "Updating Buglist"
ed - V1.2/Buglist <<'!DONE!'
379,420c
36) If a player uses the "shell" command, he/she can then execute empire
    from the shell to enter the game a second time.  This might cause a
    problem.
.
376,377c
	Fix: Change the manual page.
.
373,374c
35) The innards manual page states that iwork * efficiency units of
    ore are turned into production units.  That's 100 times more than
    the program actually does.
.
367,371c
	Fix: In cens.c and rout.c, take out the check for S_XCHNG and
	     subsequent clearing of the delivery bytes.
.
364,365c
34) The census and route commands don't show the civilian and military
    delivery routes through an exchange sector.
.
360,362c
	Fix: In empdis.c and empire.c where the empup and/or empdown files
	     are read, use an automatic buf[514] to hold the contents.
	     The code should use a symbolic constant (MAXTELSZ) to hold
	     the maximum telegram size, but for now minimize the number of
	     files hit.
.
356,358c
33) The empup or empdown messages can be up to 512 characters long, but
    the files are read into a buffer (junk[80]) only 80 characters long.
.
351,354c
	Fix: This happens when the privuid logs in as any country other
	     than the Deity and the empdown file exists.  In empdis.c, rework
	     the section right after the check for the empdown file.  Instead
	     of exec'ing emprog[0] just to get the empdown file printed out,
	     read the file in empdis.c, close it, then call bye() to clean
	     up properly.
.
348,349c
32) If there is a empdown file, it prints out the empdown message
    twice, asks for the rep's name twice, then says that there is no
    'empire' in the records, please see "privname".  Also, when a player
    is bounced out because the empdown file shows up, the nation status
    still shows that country logged in.
.
344,346c
	Fix:  Add check in boar.c to make Deity-owned ships invisible.
.
342c
31) You can board a ship owned by the Deity.
.
339,340c
30) If a grant is in an exec script, the Rep's name isn't obtained
    properly.  The message "Eek, an imposter.." is printed.
.
337c
	Fix:  The manual page says each gold bar should be worth 5 points.
	      Change powe.c to match the manual page (used to be 3 points
	      per bar).
.
331,335c
29) The power formula in the manual page doesn't match the code in powe.c
.
328,329c
	Fix:  When the new designation is a gold mine, the ore gets
	      set to zero.  Add a putsect to make the change permanent,
	      and also set goods[5] = 0 to make sure ore in a warehouse
	      doesn't also become gold dust.
.
325,326c
28) You can make gold dust out of ordinary ore by changing a sector
    containing ordinary ore to a bridge head, and then into a gold mine.
    A message claims that ore has been lost, but in fact, it's still
    there.  It becomes gold dust by its presence in the gold mine.
    It turns out that ore in a warehouse, bank, or urban area can also
    become gold dust.
.
317,323c
	Fix: In trad.c add a check to disallow buying ships from the Deity.
.
311,315c
27) You can buy a ship from the Deity.  When a country puts ships up for
    sale, then dissolves its government, some of the ships become owned
    by the Deity, and they're still for sale.  This could also be used to
    buy back your ship after it sinks.  When you know your ship's about to
    be sunk, put it up for sale.  After it sinks and then regains enough
    efficiency to stay afloat, and before anyone builds another ship, buy
    it back.
.
306,309c
	Fix: In upda.c, instead of changing realm 0 to 127:-127,127:-127,
	     and then leaving it that way when no sectors are found,
	     only change realm 0 if sectors are found.  In addition, if
	     no sectors are found, print "No sectors".
.
294,304c
26) After updating a sector with the "update" command that wasn't owned,
    cen #0 produced output with coordinates greater than the max world
    dimensions.
.
292c
	Fix: Cast comaddr to int in switch statement.
.
287,290c
25) Compiler warning on line 397 of empdis.c.
.
281,285c
	Fix: In desi.c, change to "... capital".
.
279c
24) Spelling error in designate command: "You are now without a capitol"
.
274,277c
23) Various cheating opportunities exist because of no mutual exclusion
    enforcement on database.
.
272c
	Fix: In empcre.c the scts, elcnts, type, and powbuf arrays were
	     on the stack and uninitialized.  This caused garbage to be
	     written to the sector file (empsect).  Initialize the arrays
	     with zeros.
.
269,270c
22) On a 3b2, empcre reports screwy statistics right after making the
    world, random sectors have the plague right after creation, the census
    command shows strange values for commodities in brand new sectors,
    and the power command dumps memory.
.
266,267c
	Fix: Make both libraries the target of .PRECIOUS in both the local
	     and top-level makefiles.
.
262,264c
21) If the make is interrupted during the empsub.a make, empsub.a is
    removed.
.
239,260c
	Fix: This broke when the mobility of sectors and ships was made
	     a short instead of a character to port the game to machines
	     with unsigned characters.
	     In empglb.c (sysglb.c and myglb.c), change the i_shp member
	     of the ichr[6] element ("mobility") from 0 to
	     (char *)&(((struct shpstr *)0)->shp_mbl). (Hard to believe, isn't
	     it?).  Also, in nxtsct.c in the decode function, check to see if
	     the cp pointer is pointing to sect.sct_mobil.  If it is, set
	     code directly (code = sect.sct_mobil).  Similarly, in nxtshp.c
	     in the bdecode function, check to see if the cp pointer is
	     pointing to the shp_mbl member.  If it is, set code directly
	     (code = sp->shp_mbl).
.
232,237c
20) Tried to nav all ships at -13,-11 with mobility greater than 100.
      nav -13,-11 ?mob>100 lle
    This command didn't work.  It didn't seem to understand the mobility.
    Upon further invstigation, a mobility condition on sectors isn't
    understood either.
.
209,230c
	Fix: In loans.c, change the wordfix for loner and lonee to
             bytefix.
.
207c
19) Empfix doesn't handle loans quite right.
.
200,205c
	Fix: In fly.c, right before X3612, the sector efficiency gets
	     right shifted 2.  It should have been left shifted (i.e.
	     multiplied by 4).   Use (500 - (sect.sct_effic*4))/10  to
	     specify the chances of landing successfully.
	     This makes kamikazi attacks on 100% sectors more effective
	     since more planes crash and blow up.  More planes are lost.
.
197,198c
18) Crash landing on a 100% fort gives you 47% chance of making it.
    The "fly" manual page says it should be 10%.
.
192,195c
17) You can log in using two terminals and keep the time from accumulating.
    You can also save BTU's, build more than one battleship with 127
    production units, etc.  Anywhere there is a prompt, there is a potential
    cheating opportunity with two or more terminals.
.
190c
	Fix: Update to use the Bourne shell.  Fix typos in sector-types,
	     innards, ship-types, designate, collect, and ship.
.
188c
16) The MAN.CCL command in the INFO directory doesn't work anymore. And
    some of the manual pages have typos, misaligned text, etc.
.
185,186c
	Fix: Put a dependency on _unix.O in all the appropriate
	     Makefiles.
.
183c
15) The makefiles should compensate for missing _unix.O directories.
.
180,181c
14) There should be a way of combining the 6 modules into one so that
    the smaller machines like the 3b2 will run faster and use less disk
    space.
.
178c
	Fix: Put a note in the README for 3b2 users.  Set CC="cc -f"
	     and export it.  Then do a make -e all.
.
175,176c
13) The 3b2 final load needs to use the -f option to get floating point.
    Otherwise, it will core dump on the first floating point operation.
.
165,173c
	Fix:  In sigsave.c, change the -1's to 1's.
.
162,163c
12) The sigsave function has a signal(-1, 1) call.  The -1 causes the
    3b2 to core dump on the next exec.
.
158,160c
11) In empdis.c, main(argc, argv) is called recursively after "shell",
    "fixup", etc.  There's a better way to do this.  This way, the stack
    grows on every shell command until a switch is made to a new module.
.
153,156c
	Fix: In update.c, when delivering civ or mil, get the destination
	     sector with a special UP_WFDEL flag set.  In getsect.c,
	     call update if UP_WFDEL is set.  Back in update, if an
	     update is being done with UP_WFDEL set, inhibit delivery
	     of civ or mil (recursion stopper), and update sector to
	     within 4 time units of curup.  This also requires a new
	     flag, UP_WFDEL, in empdef.h.  The result is that whenever
	     civ or mil are delivered into a sector that hasn't been
	     updated lately, a sector update is forced (to within 4
	     time units), and all normal updating functions are performed
	     except for civ or mil delivery.  By leaving the sector
	     4 units behind the current time, the civ or mil delivery will
	     take place when the sector is updated by a census.
.
151a
    Similarily, military can be reused to increase efficiency in a long
    chain of sectors.
.
130,147c
10) You can use civilians more than once - (the "rolling civilians" bug).
.
58,125c
9)  One recipient of Version 1.0 would like all the ^G characters
.
52c
	No Change: Hasn't been seen in a long while.  Probably got
	   fixed when the other printf related bugs were fixed.

8) You get a core dump if you enter numbers that are greater than +127
.
47c
	Fix: Change the algorithm for determining gold mineral content
	     so that there are similar distributions for 32x32, 64x64,
	     and 128x128 worlds.  Changes are in empcre.c.
	     Also in empcre.c, change the arrays sizes for gold[], river[],
	     and volc[] from 50 to 200.  This reduces the total world
	     gold content in the 64x64 world, but the result is (my guess)
	     more what was intended: localized gold strikes and mineral
	     content, rather than worldwide gold veins as it is now.
	     This means that some countries will find themselves in a
	     gold-poor region.  They will have to trade with other countries,
	     or follow the gold veins (expand in the direction of increasing
	     gold content) to get enough gold bars to survive.  The change
	     is noticeable to anyone who expects every sector to have a
	     gmin of 80 or better.

7) Telegrams get screwed up.  It appears to be placing data from initial-
.
38,42c
6) World of size other than 64,64 never tested after decompilation.
.
34,36c
	No Change:  This is appropriate since the poor guys are probably
		    unconscious for a while.
.
30c
    the welcome message still claims you have 0,0 and 1,0.
.
28a
	Fix:  In coun.c, change it to BTU so one doesn't confuse it
	      with accumulated session time.

.
23a
	Fix:  In update.c, right where the miners dig up some more ore
	      in a gold mine, no check was made to see if all the new ore
	      would fit in the sector.  On machines with negative characters,
	      this results in negative ore, negative production, and possibly
	      negative gold bars.  What fun!  Spoil the fun by adding a check
	      to make sure all the new ore will fit.

.
2c

Version 1.2 Old Empire (Empire Classic!) - circa 1978, decompiled from 
.
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating COMMANDS/boar.c"
ed - V1.2/COMMANDS/boar.c <<'!DONE!'
19c
	if( vship == -1 || vs.shp_own == 0 ) {
.
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating COMMANDS/cens.c"
ed - V1.2/COMMANDS/cens.c <<'!DONE!'
40,42d
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating COMMANDS/coun.c"
ed - V1.2/COMMANDS/coun.c <<'!DONE!'
13c
	printf("  #   last access       BTU \tstatus\t country name\n");
.
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating COMMANDS/desi.c"
ed - V1.2/COMMANDS/desi.c <<'!DONE!'
109c
			printf("You are now without a capital.\n");
.
102a
			putsect(nsct.n_x, nsct.n_y);
			goods[5] = 0;
.
87c
			printf("Capital at %d,%d (old system)", nsct.n_x, nsct.n_y);
.
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating COMMANDS/fly.c"
ed - V1.2/COMMANDS/fly.c <<'!DONE!'
243c
		i = (500 - (sect.sct_effic * 4)) / 10;
.
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating COMMANDS/powe.c"
ed - V1.2/COMMANDS/powe.c <<'!DONE!'
132c
	k->p_power += k->p_gold * 5. + k->p_money * 10.;
.
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating COMMANDS/rout.c"
ed - V1.2/COMMANDS/rout.c <<'!DONE!'
54d
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating COMMANDS/trad.c"
ed - V1.2/COMMANDS/trad.c <<'!DONE!'
87c
	if( ship.shp_spric == 0 || ship.shp_own == 0 ) goto X1330;
.
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating COMMANDS/upda.c"
ed - V1.2/COMMANDS/upda.c <<'!DONE!'
53a
	if( num == 0 ) {
		printf("No sectors\n");
		return(NORM_RETURN);
	}
	nrealm[0].b_xl = upxl;
	nrealm[0].b_xh = upxh;
	nrealm[0].b_yl = upyl;
	nrealm[0].b_yh = upyh;
.
50,51c
		if( j < upyl ) upyl = j;
		if( j > upyh ) upyh = j;
.
45,46c
			if( i < upxl ) upxl = i; 
			if( i > upxh ) upxh = i;
.
37,38c
	upxl = upyl = 127;
	upxh = upyh = -127;
.
9a
	int	upxl, upxh, upyl, upyh;
.
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating COMMANDS/vers.c"
ed - V1.2/COMMANDS/vers.c <<'!DONE!'
3c
char	Version[] = "~@(#)Version 1.2 Old Empire\nDec 1986\n (decompiled 1983 from PDP 11/70 object)";
.
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating EMPCRE/Makefile"
ed - V1.2/EMPCRE/Makefile <<'!DONE!'
9a

_unix.O:
	mkdir _unix.O
.
8c
$(INSDIR)/empcre:	_unix.O _unix.O/empcre.o $(EMPGLB) $(EMPSUB)
.
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating EMPCRE/empcre.c"
ed - V1.2/EMPCRE/empcre.c <<'!DONE!'
132c
			scts[i].sct_gmin = max127(e/14 + rand()%29);
.
130c
				dist = dfact * dst(i-gold[k].x, j-gold[k].y);
				e += 5000 / (dist + rand()%5 + 5);
.
128a
			dfact = ( w_xsize > w_ysize ) ? w_xsize : w_ysize;
			dfact = dfact/16 + 1;
.
38a
	for( i = 0; i < 128; i++ ) {
		scts[i].sct_owned = scts[i].sct_desig = scts[i].sct_effic = 0;
		scts[i].sct_miner = scts[i].sct_gmin = scts[i].sct_prdct = 0;
		scts[i].sct_mobil = scts[i].sct_chkpt = 0;
		scts[i].sct_dfend = scts[i].sct_contr = scts[i].sct_civil = 0;
		scts[i].sct_milit = scts[i].sct_shell = scts[i].sct_guns = 0;
		scts[i].sct_plane = scts[i].sct_ore = scts[i].sct_gold = 0;
		scts[i].sct_c_use = scts[i].sct_m_use = scts[i].sct_s_use = 0;
		scts[i].sct_g_use = scts[i].sct_p_use = scts[i].sct_o_use = 0;
		scts[i].sct_b_use = 0;
		scts[i].sct_p_stage = scts[i].sct_p_time = 0;
		scts[i].sct_lstup = 0;
	}
	for( i = 0; i < 1024; i++ ) elcnts[i] = 0;
	for( i = 0; i < 23; i++ ) type[i] = 0;
	for( i = 0; i < 48; i++ ) powbuf[i] = 0;
.
34a
	int	dist, dfact;
.
21c
} volc[200], gold[200], river[200];
.
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating EMPDIS/empdis.c"
ed - V1.2/EMPDIS/empdis.c <<'!DONE!'
397c
	switch( (int)comaddr ) {
.
188,192d
186a
	if( nstat != STAT_GOD ) {
		read(n, &tgm, (sizeof tgm));
		printf("Empire down for repairs as of %s", ctime(&tgm.tel_date));
		read(n, buf, tgm.tel_length);
		printf("%s\n", buf);
		close(n);
		bye();
	}
.
102c
	char	*copy(), *ctime();
	char	buf[514];
.
99a
	struct	telstr	tgm;
.
6a
#define	D_TELSTR
.
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating EMPFIX/4.2mkfile"
ed - V1.2/EMPFIX/4.2mkfile <<'!DONE!'
29a

_unix.O:
	mkdir _unix.O
.
28c
$(INSDIR)/empfix:   _unix.O _unix.O/main.o _unix.O/fixlib.a $(EMPGLB) $(EMPSUB)
.
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating EMPFIX/Makefile"
ed - V1.2/EMPFIX/Makefile <<'!DONE!'
16a

_unix.O:
	mkdir _unix.O
.
15c
$(INSDIR)/empfix: _unix.O _unix.O/main.o _unix.O/fixlib.a $(EMPGLB) $(EMPSUB)
.
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating EMPFIX/loans.c"
ed - V1.2/EMPFIX/loans.c <<'!DONE!'
27,28c
	bytefix("loner", &loan.l_loner, 0);
	bytefix("lonee", &loan.l_lonee, 0);
.
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating EMPFIX/main.c"
ed - V1.2/EMPFIX/main.c <<'!DONE!'
49d
19,47c
	for( ;; ) {
		time(&now);
		lseek(natf, 0L, 0);
		if( read(natf, &nat, sizeof(nat)) < sizeof(nat) ) {
			printf("Too few bytes in nation #0...\n");
		}
		up_offset = nat.nat_up_off;
		printf("Curup is %.0f\n", now / 1800. - up_offset);
		cp = getstri("1:nation 2:sector 3:ship 4:treaty 5:loan  : ");
		switch( *cp ) {
		case '\0':
			execl("/bin/date", "", 0);
		case '1':
			nations();
			break;
		case '2':
			sectors();
			break;
		case '3':
			ships();
			break;
		case '4':
			treats();
			break;
		case '5':
			loans();
			break;
		default:
			printf("Huh?\n");
		}
.
14,17c
	if( privuid != myruid() ) {
		printf("%d != %d\n", myruid(), privuid);
		exit(1);
	}
.
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating EMPGLB/myglb.c"
ed - V1.2/EMPGLB/myglb.c <<'!DONE!'
148c
    0,   0,         0,     (char *)&(((struct shpstr *)0)->shp_mbl),  0,    0,   1,  0, { 1, 1, 1, 1},       "mobility",
.
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating EMPGLB/sysglb.c"
ed - V1.2/EMPGLB/sysglb.c <<'!DONE!'
148c
    0,   0,         0,     (char *)&(((struct shpstr *)0)->shp_mbl),  0,    0,   1,  0, { 1, 1, 1, 1},       "mobility",
.
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating EMPIRE/Makefile"
ed - V1.2/EMPIRE/Makefile <<'!DONE!'
9a

_unix.O:
	mkdir _unix.O
.
8c
$(INSDIR)/empire:  _unix.O _unix.O/empire.o $(EMPGLB) $(EMPSUB)
.
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating EMPIRE/empire.c"
ed - V1.2/EMPIRE/empire.c <<'!DONE!'
40,41c
		read(telf, buf, tgm.tel_length);
		printf("%s\n", buf);
.
32,33c
		read(telf, buf, tgm.tel_length);
		printf("%s\n", buf);
.
17a
	char	buf[514];
.
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating EMPN/Makefile"
ed - V1.2/EMPN/Makefile <<'!DONE!'
48a

_unix.O:
	mkdir _unix.O
.
47c
$(INSDIR)/emp7:	_unix.O $(EMPDIS) _unix.O/emp7.o $(EMPCOM) $(EMPSUB) $(EMPGLB)
.
44c
$(INSDIR)/emp5:	_unix.O $(EMPDIS) _unix.O/emp5.o $(EMPCOM) $(EMPSUB) $(EMPGLB)
.
41c
$(INSDIR)/emp4:	_unix.O $(EMPDIS) _unix.O/emp4.o $(EMPCOM) $(EMPSUB) $(EMPGLB)
.
38c
$(INSDIR)/emp3:	_unix.O $(EMPDIS) _unix.O/emp3.o $(EMPCOM) $(EMPSUB) $(EMPGLB)
.
35c
$(INSDIR)/emp2:	_unix.O $(EMPDIS) _unix.O/emp2.o $(EMPCOM) $(EMPSUB) $(EMPGLB)
.
32c
$(INSDIR)/emp1:	_unix.O $(EMPDIS) _unix.O/emp1.o $(EMPCOM) $(EMPSUB) $(EMPGLB)
.
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating EMPSUBS/getsect.c"
ed - V1.2/EMPSUBS/getsect.c <<'!DONE!'
35c
	if( cnum != 0 || (selup & (UP_OWN|UP_ALL|UP_TIME|UP_GOD|UP_WFDEL)) ) {
.
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating EMPSUBS/nxtsct.c"
ed - V1.2/EMPSUBS/nxtsct.c <<'!DONE!'
141c
	/* horrible kluge for handling mobility as a short */
		if( cp == (char *)&sect.sct_mobil ) {
			code = sect.sct_mobil;
		} else {
			code = ichr[code].i_pkg[pkgs] * *cp;
		}
.
w
!DONE!
echo "Updating EMPSUBS/nxtshp.c"
ed - V1.2/EMPSUBS/nxtshp.c <<'!DONE!'
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		cp = (int)ichr[code].i_shp + (char *)sp;
	/* horrible kluge for handling mobility as a short */
		if( cp == (char *)&sp->shp_mbl ) {
			code = sp->shp_mbl;
		} else {
			code = *cp;
		}
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struct	shpstr	*sp;
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echo "Updating EMPSUBS/sigsave.c"
ed - V1.2/EMPSUBS/sigsave.c <<'!DONE!'
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	signal(1, sigaddr[0]);
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	sigaddr[0] = signal(1, 1);
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echo "Updating EMPSUBS/update.c"
ed - V1.2/EMPSUBS/update.c <<'!DONE!'
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		if( sect.sct_ore + q > 127 ) q = 127 - sect.sct_ore;
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/*
*	If we're delivering workforce (civilians or military), we have to
*	get the destination sector with the special UP_WFDEL flag set.
*	This tells getsect to call update with the same flag.  This will
*	cause the destination sector to be updated to within 4 time units
*	of curup.  This will prevent the re-use of civilians along a civilian
*	delivery chain (the "rolling civilians" bug), or re-use of military
*	to increase sector efficiencies.
*/
	if( i == 0 || i == 1 ) {
		if( getsect(dx, dy, UP_WFDEL) == -1 ) goto X3404;
		getnat(sectowner);
	} else {
		if( getsect(dx, dy, UP_NONE) == -1 ) goto X3404;
	}
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	if( selup & UP_WFDEL && ( i == 0 || i == 1 ) ) goto X4266;
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/*
*	If this is the destination sector in a workforce (civ or mil)
*	delivery, don't deliver workforce.  This is the recursion stopper.
*/
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	if( (selup & (UP_TIME | UP_WFDEL)) == 0 ) goto X310;
	if( selup & UP_WFDEL ) { /* being updated for wrkforce delivery */
		dt -= 4; /* update sector to within 4 time units */
		if( dt <= 0 ) return(0);
	}
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echo "Updating INFO/MAN.CCL"
ed - V1.2/INFO/MAN.CCL <<'!DONE!'
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if [ -n "$1" ];then
	case $1 in
	P0)	nroff -rP0 MANFP.NR overview commands syntax time sector-types ship-types research technology plague innards;;
	P1)	nroff -rP1 MANFP.NR `ls [a-c]* | grep -v "^commands"`;;
	P2)	nroff -rP2 MANFP.NR `ls [d-i]* | grep -v "^innards"`;;
	P3)	nroff -rP3 MANFP.NR `ls [j-p]* | egrep -v "^overview|^plague"`;;
	P4)	nroff -rP4 MANFP.NR `ls [q-s]* | egrep -v "^research|^syntax|^sector-types|^ship-types"`;;
	P5)	nroff -rP5 MANFP.NR `ls [t-z]* | egrep -v "^technology|^time"`;;
	*)	nroff -rP0 MANFP.NR $1 $2 $3 $4 $5 $6 $7 $8 $9;;
	esac
	exit
fi

MAN.CCL P0
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echo "Updating INFO/MANFP.NR"
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OLD EMPIRE INFORMATION MANUAL
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echo "Updating INFO/collect"
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someone's capital may do the trick!
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echo "Updating INFO/designate"
ed - V1.2/INFO/designate <<'!DONE!'
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three sectors of your capital to be roads.
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echo "Updating INFO/innards"
ed - V1.2/INFO/innards <<'!DONE!'
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update routine; that is the update of bureaucratic time units (B.T.U.).
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turn up to effic * iwork / 100 units of ore into production units
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turn up to effic * iwork / 100 units of ore into production units
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turn up to effic * iwork / 100 units of ore into production units
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and then turn up to effic * iwork / 100 units of ore into production units
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    does not belong to the current player and iwork is less than 48
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If lstup == 0 (i.e. never been updated) go away and don't update anything
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echo "Updating INFO/sector-types"
ed - V1.2/INFO/sector-types <<'!DONE!'
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-capital- Capitals are the source of bureaucratic
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echo "Updating INFO/ship"
ed - V1.2/INFO/ship <<'!DONE!'
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x,y is its location (relative to your capital), f is the fleet
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echo "Updating INFO/ship-types"
ed - V1.2/INFO/ship-types <<'!DONE!'
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.sp
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.sp
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.sp
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.sp
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.sp
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.sp
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.tr ~~
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	pt~boat		submarine	battleship
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.tr ~
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echo "Updating Makefile"
ed - V1.2/Makefile <<'!DONE!'
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.PRECIOUS:	$(EMPSUB) $(EMPCOM)
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BIN:	
	mkdir BIN

DATA:
	mkdir DATA

_unix.O:
	mkdir _unix.O

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all:	BIN DATA _unix.O $(EMPGLB) $(EMPDIS) $(EMPSUB) $(EMPCOM) \
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echo "Updating README"
ed - V1.2/README <<'!DONE!'
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   If you have a 3b2, to avoid core dumps on floating point operations,
   set CC="cc -f", then export CC, then make -e all.

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echo "Updating hdrs/empdef.h"
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#define	UP_WFDEL	64	/* update a wrkforce delivery destination */
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