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#             CISC 220, 04s, homework project 1
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# This project has two phases, a first one to satisfy Professor Com Pulsive 
# and a second one to satisfy Mr. Andre Preneur, CEO of LittleBigStuff, Inc.  
# 
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# Professor Com Pulsive insists that each class has it's own header file
# for its declaration and has all it's data fields declared as protected or private.
# Each class also has its own .cc file for its member function definitions.
# 
# Phase 1, satisfy Dr. Pulsive:
# 
# Modify card.h so that the rank and suit are protected and a public
# member function Rank() returns the rank.  Modify war.cc so that it's calls
# to c.rank (for a card c) become calls to public member function c.Rank().
# 
# Take the Player class out of war.cc, and properly construct Player.h and Player.cc.
# Modify this Makefile to provide for separate compilation of Player.o.
# 
# Compile, test, and submit this version by February 24.
# Submit these files which you will modify: war.cc card.h Makefile,
# and these files which you will create: Player.cc Player.h 
# Note that you make no changes to card.cc in phase 1.
# 
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# Andre Preneur plans to install the "war" card game in Palm pilots, cell phones,
# and other small devices.  For this reason he wants the storage of the 
# cards to be as small as possible.  He observes that using two four byte variables
# for rank and suit of each card is wasteful.  Since there are only 52 cards,
# each could be represented by one byte, one char value in the range 0..51, say.
# then the rank can be value%13 and suit be value%4.  For instance
# 19 would represent the 19%13 = 6th rank in the 19%4 = 3rd suit (clubs).
# 
# Also he wants some choice of card players.  Let us call the given player type
# the random player.  Andre wonders how a player that always plays the highest
# card in his hand would fare against the random player.
# 
# Phase 2, satisfy Mr. Preneur:
# 
# Modify the card.h so that the protected fields rank and suit are replaced
# by a single protected field "card" of type char.  Modify the implementation
# of the member functions in card.cc so that they work correctly with this new
# data representation.
# 
# Compile, test, and submit this version by March 1.
# 
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# 
# You have no need to change the Deck or randomInteger stuff, so use those
# as found in the course directory.
# 
DS220 = /home/usra/40/16603/220/war

war: war.o card.o 
	g++ war war.o card.o $(DS220)/deck.o $(DS220)/randomInteger.o 

card.o: card.cc card.h
	g++ card.cc -c
 
war.o: war.cc card.h
	g++ war.cc -c