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From: dl2n+@andrew.cmu.edu (Daniel Edward Lovinger)
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Subject: [xpert...] Xbzone avaliable on expo
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Date: 3 Dec 90 03:18:49 GMT
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Archive-name: xbzone/02-Dec-90
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Original-subject: Xbzone avaliable on expo
Archive-site: expo.lcs.mit.edu [18.30.0.212]
Archive-directory: /contrib/xbzone.tar.Z
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	XBZONE is now avaliable by anonymous ftp to expo.lcs.mit.edu.
It is /contrib/xbzone.tar.Z. The archive contains both the original
fortran source, and C source obtained by running the fortran though
f2c. It also contains a truly hacked GPR graphics library emulation
for X11 (tested under R3 and R4).

	XBZONE is a version of the arcade classic Battlezone, and was
written by Justin Revenaugh at MIT (dated May 1986).


				dan


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