       This is "LOOSY ALLIGATOR", a program written for the 
ICFP Programming Contest 2002 by Andrey Vikt. Stolyarov a.k.a. Croco
                      <crocodil at croco.net>


Copyright (c) Andrey Vikt. Stolyarov 2002

The software can be distributed, modified etc. under the terms and
conditions of GNU General Public License v.2 as published by 
Free Software Foundation... heh, if you want to ;-)

The program is implemented in C++ and InteLib Lisp, a small dialect
of Lisp intended to be secondary language in a C++ project. In particular,
  - the networking part is implemented in pure C++
  - the pathfinder and some other parts are implemented in C++
    using S-expressions to organize data
  - the player (decision maker) is implemented in Lisp (play.lsp)
    which is then translated into a kind of 'Lisp-like' C++ code
    (see play.cxx for details).

If you wish to compile it, (cd source && make) will do, but be patient
since it will have to bootstrap InteLib. Precompiled binary is provided
so there's actually no need to compile.

I'd like to thank the contest organizers for such a wonderful 
chance to try InteLib in such a task in which it fits specially good. 
  
