/*
 *Tic Tac Toe 1.2 Copyright(C) 2000 Joseph Garvin
 *Written By: Tetrazome
 *Made in Y2K (Like everyone else's, my computer exploded)
 *RELEASED UNDER GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
 *This program was succesfully debugged and completed on 2-7-Y2K (1.0 on 2-2-Y2K)
 *Feel free to edit this source code and play with it, but acknowledge ownership and copyright!
 *However, please read gnu.txt for information on the limitations to distribution.
 *(gnu.txt is included in zip file file came with)
 *
 *444 lines of code, compared to v1.0's 782. (including comments)
*/

PLEASE READ GNU.TXT. 
DELETE THIS ENTIRE ZIP ARCHIVE NOW IF YOU DO NOT AGREE WITH WHAT IT SETS FORTH.


	Now that we've dealt with the legal issues, please enjoy this program and it's source code. I succesfully compiled it in Borland C++ 4.52. The exe included will run under Windows3.1 or higher. (It's not a DOS program)
	The source should compile under whatever operating system you put it under, as long as the compiler complies with the ANSI C standard. Please don't send me e-mails saying the exe doesn't work on your Linux system or the like. Compile the source, the exe included is for Windows!When compiling, be sure to put tttai2.hpp in the same folder as the tttai2.cpp file. 
	
	BTW, I know some of this code is really messed up. For example, the way it checks for stalemate. Instead of actually checking the status of each spot on the board, it just counts to see if you've moved 9 times. This isn't the most logical way to spot bugs, but hell it works :)

	I'd like to thank redfox and Frank from netalive.org, and everyone in the dalnet #C++ channel on IRC. Whenever I had a question I knew where I could get a quick explanation and answer.