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This excludes version-control-related macros that cause compilation
errors on OpenBSD.
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POSIX basename (and OpenBSD's implementation) only accepts a single
pathname argument, not a list.
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Reformatted makefile, removed unneeded macros, made makefile adhere to
POSIX standard, and added compiler standard, optimization, and warning
flags.
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BSD games are traditionally designed for multiuser systems and thus
write their data to /var/games, using setgid to prevent tampering.
Switch to a single-user design, writing the score file to the user's
home directory. $XDG_DATA_HOME/rogue will will be used if $XDG_DATA_HOME
is defined. Otherwise, data will be written to a $HOME/.rogue directory.
This also improves the makefile by making header files a dependency of
objects.
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Imported games/rogue from NetBSD src Git mirror trunk branch. HISTORY
is the git log output for this directory; everything else is an
unmodified copy of the NetBSD source.
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