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XAWELE(6) Games Manual XAWELE(6) NAME xawele - a strategy game for X SYNOPSIS xawele or awelewish -f xawele DESCRIPTION The game of Awele is a popular african game, also known as "Sungo" or "Ubao". It is made of a wooden board with 12 holes containing some kind of stones. The aim is to capture as many stones as possible. There ex- ist varieties of rules. I implemented the one I know, which is one of the most popular (in Ivory Coast at least). xawele is a Tcl/Tk script, with some routines written in C. The inter- preter is awelewish. There is no command line options. PLAYING Select your opponent's level using the "level" menu. Rules are ex- plained in english (select rules in the "misc" menu) and in french (se- lect regles). Button 1 on a non empty square plays this square; button 2 shows where the last stone is dropped if you choose this square. You have the possibility to undo one move. FILES xawele - the Tcl/Tk script awelewish - the interpreter AUTHOR Jean-Paul Berroir (jean-paul.berroir@inria.fr) COPYRIGHT Copyright (c) 1995 Jean-Paul Berroir xawele is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License. December 1995 XAWELE(6)
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