Announcing:
*** Parsival, the spellcasting Paladin 'Borg ***
A brave knight fighting both Morgoth's dreadful creatures and
the complex lurking dangers of borg programming bugs :-)

by Frits Daalmans

This version works (kind of) for angband v2.7.5 by Ben Harrison.
It is based heavily on Ben Harrison's borg.c code.
The code was split up in several files for easy compilation;
only file that needs changing from the original code is the Makefile
(Warning! original Makefile gets overwritten when you unpack the tar
file, so make a backup!)
The borg is tested best on Paladins, therefore the name Parsival.
Consider this beta software; don't use in a hospital or nuclear power plant :-)

This tar.gz file contains the following:
README.parsival		this file
borg.h			header file (from Ben's borg.c)
borg_basics.c		basic borg routines (Ben H.)
borg_goals.c		borg main routines (Ben H., small but significant
			hooks for my code in borg_prepare_start() and
			borg_prepare_think())
borg_objects.c		inventory and equipment, using items (Ben H.)
borg_townlev.c		shop routines, buying/selling (Ben H.)
borg_spells.c		borg spellcasting routines; includes automatic gaining
			of spells, and figuring out which spells are known
			(this was TOUGH! (for me)). I consider this one file
			copyright Frits Daalmans, 1995. You (the user) are
			allowed to use/change/give away the source, provided 
			that you:
			- clearly state that I'm the original author
			- clearly state (if you alter the source) which part 
			  is original and which part is yours.
			- don't make money from it or its derivatives.
			If you cannot comply with these demands, don't use 
			borg_spells.c! If Ben agrees, I'll place this file
			under GNU copyleft. Read the GNU COPYRIGHT file or
			mail me for more info.

borg_proto.h		These are 'cextract' created ANSI function prototypes
borg_basics.h
borg_goals.h
borg_objects.h
borg_townlev.h
borg_spells.h

If you compile these files without #defining FRITS (e.g. in CFLAGS; -D"FRITS")
you should get the original source back. I haven't tested this though.
If you compile with -D"FRITS" AND -D"FRITS_DEBUG" you get:
- a shitload of borg_notes :-)
- the option l for logging on/off in the borg menu (ctrl-Z); logs in file 
'borglog' in the current directory (warning: grows large FAST)

Have fun watching the borg,
Frits Daalmans
frits@rulglj.LeidenUniv.nl