These are my card games for X.

.deck
	A sample deck of cards.  This deck is in the public domain (the
	artwork is entirely my own).

4x13.c
	A solitaire game involving the whole deck laid out in a 4x14
	grid.  (Called 4x13 because the initial and won states have the
	cards in a 4x13 array, with one column blank.)

4x13.rules
	A description of the rules of the game implemented by 4x13.c.

cards.c
	A set of routines for reading and writing files containing card
	decks.  See cards.doc for a description of the format of these
	files.

cards.doc
	A description of the file format used by the routines in
	cards.c.

cards.h
	An include file declaring the structures and routines that code
	using the routines from cards.c needs to know about.

deck.c
	A program for packing and unpacking card deck files in the
	format used by cards.c.

edit-deck.c
	A graphic editor for card decks.  (This is the program I used
	to create the deck in .deck.)

freecell.c
	A reimplementation of the common Windows freecell game.  This
	was based on text descriptions of the game; it's possible I
	don't have the rules quite right - please let me know if you
	see problems with it.

klondike.c
	A traditional Klondike game.  Also supports a double-deck
	version.

klondike.rules
	A description of the rules of the game implemented by
	klondike.c.

seahaven.c
	An implementation of Seahaven Towers.  This was based on text
	descriptions of the game; it's possible I don't have the rules
	quite right - please let me know if you see problems with it.

seahaven.notes
	Notes on some Seahaven games of interest.

shwin-b.c
shwin-d.c
	Programs to do exhaustive search, looking for solutions to
	Seahaven games.  shwin-b does breadth-first search; shwin-d
	depth-first.  shwin-d is usually quicker to find a solution
	when one exists.

Note that before building the games, you should edit the source and
change the *DeckPath: in the "defaults" string to something more
appropriate to your installation.  If you don't do this, you will need
to put a similar resource in your resource database, or else use the
-deck option when running the game in question.