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This one should be used in production code, and it's very suitable for the
server, because it is small, has no GUI and supports command line options. Its
arguments are the program to be executed (--exec), the inbound and outbound
file descriptors to be redirected (--fdin, --fdout), and an option whether the
received strings should be converted between 'traditional GGZ' easysock order
and normal C string order (--convert).
So a sample call may look like this:
ExecutablePath=/usr/local/ggz/lib/ggzwrap
--exec=/usr/local/ggz/lib/tictactoe --fdin=3 --fdout=3
The GGZ Muehle game uses this one.