Aryadev Chavali
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Setup cantedraw/tests with a test-system record, as well as linking it back to cantedraw so we can run test-system on cantedraw and run the tests. Using parachute, we can setup a suite of unit tests for each package. For each package in src/ or lib/ we'll write a separate unit test suite with tests for all the public exposing functionality. I've setup a main suite in cantedraw/tests/main which will depend on each of the unit test suites so we can run the tests all at once. Currently we have one test for the --> macro.
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Cantedraw: the five card poker game.
A simulator written in Common Lisp.
Goals:
- Players can use a terminal emulator or a web browser
- Players can join games hosted on other machines
- Games may have up to 12 players
- Games may include bots
- Bots have different ranks of difficulty
Requirements:
- Steele Bank Common Lisp (http://www.sbcl.org/)
- Quick Lisp (https://www.quicklisp.org/beta/)
Run:
$ ./build
to compile the program.