jrrk · December 17, 2015 09:09
diff --git a/cbzone-ios b/cbzone-ios
 This code, based on the X-windows version of cbzone written in Fortran,
 by Justin S Revenaugh at MIT, and translated to C by Todd W Mummert,
 [email protected] at CMU, was ported to the iOS using an X emulation
 layer written by myself (Jonathan Kimmitt). This app is currently under
 review for official release on the Apple app store.

 In this first version sound, varying number of tanks or colours is not
 supported. There is only one enemy at a time for compatibility with the 
 original arcade game (probably only remembered by the over 50s)

 The accelerometer takes the place of the joystick, and the pan and stretch
 gestures are supported to fit the viewport to various different iOS devices.

 Tapping the screen fires a shell. Volleys are not permitted
	This code, based on the X-windows version of cbzone written in Fortran,
	by Justin S Revenaugh at MIT, and translated to C by Todd W Mummert,
	[email protected] at CMU, was ported to the iOS using an X emulation
	layer written by myself (Jonathan Kimmitt). This app is currently under
	review for official release on the Apple app store.

	In this first version sound, varying number of tanks or colours is not
	supported. There is only one enemy at a time for compatibility with the
	original arcade game (probably only remembered by the over 50s)

	The accelerometer takes the place of the joystick, and the pan and stretch
	gestures are supported to fit the viewport to various different iOS devices.

	Tapping the screen fires a shell. Volleys are not permitted