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/*
DDS, a bridge double dummy solver.
Copyright (C) 2006-2014 by Bo Haglund /
2014-2016 by Bo Haglund & Soren Hein.
See LICENSE and README.
*/
// General initialization of three hands to be used in examples.
extern int trump[3];
extern int first[3];
extern int dealer[3];
extern int vul[3];
extern char PBN[3][80];
extern unsigned int holdings[3][4][4];
extern int playNo[3];
extern char play[3][106];
extern int playSuit[3][52];
extern int playRank[3][52];
void PrintFut(char title[], futureTricks * fut);
void equals_to_string(int equals, char * res);
bool CompareFut(futureTricks * fut, int handno, int solutions);
void SetTable(ddTableResults * table, int handno);
bool CompareTable(ddTableResults * table, int handno);
void PrintTable(ddTableResults * table);
bool ComparePar(parResults * par, int handno);
bool CompareDealerPar(parResultsDealer * par, int handno);
void PrintPar(parResults * par);
void PrintDealerPar(parResultsDealer * par);
bool ComparePlay(solvedPlay * trace, int handno);
void PrintBinPlay(playTraceBin * play, solvedPlay * solved);
void PrintPBNPlay(playTracePBN * play, solvedPlay * solved);
void PrintHand(char title[],
unsigned int rankInSuit[DDS_HANDS][DDS_SUITS]);
void PrintPBNHand(char title[], char remainCards[]);
int ConvertPBN(char * dealBuff,
unsigned int remainCards[DDS_HANDS][DDS_SUITS]);
int IsACard(char cardChar);
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