Skat is a client-server application to play a round of Skat with multiple players.
The application is programmed in C and therefore unbeatably fast. It is possible to play Skat via the command line or via a graphical client.
Currently only Linux is supported as operating system. It is currently tested on Debian / Ubuntu / Arch both on x86_64 and ppc64le.
For easy installation on Debian the following steps must be executed:
apt update
apt install -y libglfw3-dev libfreetype-dev build-essential bear
make allAfter the installation the server can be started as follows:
./skat_serverThe command line client can be executed with the following command:
./skat_client "playername"- context sensitive help
- add kibitzen feature - the waiting player can see the cards of the other players
- ouvert
The following requirements must be met to form the project.
On Debian the following packages must be installed:
- libglfw3-dev
- libfreetype-dev
- build-essential
- bear
You will need an XServer in Windows. We recommend VcXsrv.
Start it like this:
Then you need this in your .bashrc:
export DISPLAY=$(awk '/nameserver / {print $2; exit}' /etc/resolv.conf 2>/dev/null):0.0This will set the DISPLAY environment variable to <IP of your windows machine>:0.0.
Then you can start the graphical client with:
./skat_client -g <NAME>It is possible to display the dependencies between the classes. For this purpose the script dep_graph.sh in the tools folder can be used.
Requirements:
- package graphviz on Debian
Options:
-p [FLAG]print_graph instead of creating an image, the structure is printed in DOT format-l [FLAG]include_libs when creating the graph the libraries are displayed in addition to the own classes
Arguments:
-s [DIRECTORY_LIST]source_dirs the specified directory is added to the list of directories to be output. Helpful if you only need the dependencies of a directory-o [FILEPATH]output_file With this option it is possible to overwrite the output file name.
Example:
bash tools/dep_graph.sh -pskat is BSD 3-Clause License.