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-Dummy players for labs
-======================
+# Dummy players for labs
+
+## Files:
 
 player.h, player.cpp :
-- Player's basic class. Implementing server communication.
+ Player's basic class. Implementing server communication.
 
 main.cpp :
-- Implements a simple burglar and cop players.
-- They are moving randomly and create log messages in \*.log files.
+ Implements a simple burglar and cop players.
+ They are moving randomly and create log messages in \*.log files.
 
 test.sh :
-- Test script for the simple players version.
+ Test script for the simple players version.
 
 mpimain.cpp :
-- Simple MPI communication example.
-- The silly policeman is moving randomly and shouting to his radio if he sees the robber.
-- The others can hear this, but they don't know where the robber is.
+ Simple MPI communication example.
+ The silly policeman is moving randomly and shouting to his radio if he sees the robber.
+ The others can hear this, but they don't know where the robber is.
 
 mptest.sh :
-- Test script for the MPI version. Starts a burglar, and starts the MPI processes.
+ Test script for the MPI version. Starts a burglar, and starts the MPI processes.
  
-Compile:
+## Compile:
  module load mpi
  make
 
-Starting the clients:
+## Starting the clients:
   ./test.sh – simple version
   ./mpitest.sh – mpi version
   
-Starting the graphical server on the local machine:
+## Starting the graphical server on the local machine:
 1. Creating TCP tunnel between the remote machine (para) and the local host. 
-	a. The server listens on port number 15623. 
-	b. The client uses the unique port number UID+17000, where UID is your user id on host para.
-
-Using putty:
+  The server listens on port number 15623. 
+  The client uses the unique port number UID+17000, where UID is your user id on host para.
   
+  Using putty:
     Session->SSH->Tunnels
     X Local ports accept connection from othrer hosts
-  Source port: your unique port number (UID+17000). (./test.sh will display the port number)
+    Source port: your unique port number (UID+17000). (./test.sh will display the port number
     Destination: localhost:15623
     X Remote
     X Ipv4
     Add
 
-Using ssh
+  Using ssh