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Double Dummy Solver fork

This is a fork of the dds project.

This branch is used for compiling to wasm, see zdenecek/dds-wasm.

Acknowledgments

  1. Double Dummy Analysis in a web browser - Graham Hazel - Wrote an amazing article describing how to convert dds to wasm
  2. dds fork by Aaron Hutton - Aaron Hutton - Fork of the dds project with changes from Graham Hazel's article

Credits

(c) Bo Haglund 2006-2014, (c) Bo Haglund / Soren Hein 2014-2018.

Many people have generously contributed ideas, code and time to make DDS a great program. While leaving out many people, we thank the following here.

The code in Par.cpp for calculating par scores and contracts is based on Matthew Kidd's perl code for ACBLmerge. He has kindly given permission to include a C++ adaptation in DDS.

Alex Martelli cleaned up and ported code to Linux and to Mac OS X in 2006. The code grew a bit outdated over time, and in 2014 Matthew Kidd contributed updates.

Brian Dickens found bugs in v2.7 and encouraged us to look at GitHub. He also set up the entire historical archive and supervised our first baby steps on GitHub.

Foppe Hemminga maintains DDS on ArchLinux. He also contributed a version of the documentation file completely in .md mark-up language.

Pierre Cossard contributed the code for multi-threading on the Mac using GDS.

Soren Hein made a number of contributions before becoming a co-author starting with v2.8 in 2014.

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