Freecell Solver 2.34.0 released

Hi all!

Freecell Solver ( http://fc-solve.berlios.de/ ) 2.34.0 is now available in 
source .tar.bz2 from the download page:

http://fc-solve.berlios.de/download.html

About:
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Freecell Solver is an open-source (MIT/X11 Licensed) ANSI C-based library and 
some standalone command-line tools for solving Freecell and similar Solitaire 
variants such as Baker's Game, Seahaven Towers and Eight Off as well as Simple 
Simon. 

Freecell Solver has many run-time features and some compile-time options, and 
is fast and powerful. It is well-tested, under active development and has been 
integrated into several commercial and open-source programs so-far.

For more information about Freecell Solver go visit its homepage:

http://fc-solve.berlios.de/

Changes since the last release:
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1. Added generation and installation of a libfreecell-solver.pc pkg-config
file.

2. Added the preset "toons-for-twenty-somethings".

It is an atomic moves preset that can solve the MS 32K deals.

3. Re-implemented the missing --next-instance/-ni flag.

4. Added the "-l the-last-mohican"/"-l tlm" theme for Simple Simon
that can solve more boards.

5. Now can rpmbuild -tb a tar.bz2.

6. Added information on running the test suite to the "HACKING" file.

7. Added a Python ctypes example under examples/ .

8. Added support for Sun Studio to Makefile.gnu. the -fast flag yields worse
results than gcc.

9. Fixed some typos in the --help and the "USAGE" files.

10. Some internal changes:
    - The soft_thread structure now uses a union.
    - Added some tests to the command line-like argument splitting.
        - fixed a minor bug with it.

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Regards,

	Shlomi Fish

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