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// I was going to use slices, but hey I'm lazy why not let the compiler
// verify that I put the right number rows and columns in?
type literalBoard [8][8]ScoreType

var (
	LiteralBoard = literalBoard{
		{TW, None, None, DL, None, None, None, TW},
		{None, DW, None, None, None, TL, None, None},
		{None, None, DW, None, None, None, DL, None},
		{DL, None, None, DW, None, None, None, DL},

banksean

type scoreInt uint64

var (
	// If you think I came up with these values by hand... LOL
	//
	// Each bit in a value represents the presence or absence
	// of a score multiplier in the 8x8 upper-left corner of
	// the board.
	TWInt   = scoreInt(0x8000000000000081)
	DWInt   = scoreInt(0x100000810204000)

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