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Hi Michael,
Indeed I found the pokersource very helpful. Yup, I'm working in a project to develop poker games. It's interesting and challenging too. We have used the handevaluator for LINUX also. It is working fine. But I would like to discuss more with you on this handevaluator. Probably we can enhance it. Of late, I have blindly used the package without really having a peek into the code. Can you co-operate with me in this venture? We can really add value to it.
thanks in advance,
Arindam.
-----Original Message-----> I have a JNI wrapper for Poker-eval. But I urgently need one for
From: Michael Maurer [mailto:mjmaurer@...]
Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2003 1:16 PM
To: pokersource@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [pokersource] Re: draft java JNI wrapper around poker-eval
> Omaha-evaluator. I was using a package probably written by u for
> Poker-eval which went fine. But I guess I won't be able to do that
> for Omaha. I tried doing that in the lines of Poker-eval but it
gave
> me linker errors. Probably the libpoker.lib doesnot support using
the
> methods in omaha_eval.h. Can u plz give me the implementation .cpp
> and the header.h and the required .lib. I urgently need it.
>
> thx in advance,
> Arindam.
Arindam,
You're probably right about the cause of the problem. When I added
the draft JNI support, I only implemented it for unix-style
environments. The JNI/Omaha layer works fine under unix. I don't
have a Windows system handy to port the changes, though I think they
may be limited to just the makefiles. You may be able to do the
port yourself by comparing the Windows and Unix makefiles. If you
do, please share your improvements with me and I will incorporate
them into the source.
I'm glad that you have found the pokersource code useful so far.
Are you working on an interesting project?
Good luck,
Michael M
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