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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 exist vari- eties of rules. I implemented the one I know, which is one of the most pop- ular (in Ivory Coast at least). xawele is a Tcl/Tk script, with some routines written in C. The interpreter is awelewish. There is no command line options. PLAYING Select your opponent's level using the "level" menu. Rules are explained in english (select rules in the "misc" menu) and in french (select 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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