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Tic-tac-toe (ttt)

Features

Only for Linux!
No dependencies
Best move finder
Multiplayer game
- Players turns syncronization with API System V
- Linux API System V Semaphores
- Linux API System V Shared Memory
Blazingly fast AI
Easy to understand documentation

About

This application is dedicated to playing games between humans and machines. The available options in the application are:

Argument	Description
`--versus`	Create a new 1vs1 game. By default, both players are humans.
`--p1-type`	Specifies the player type for 'player1' at a game created with --versus
`--p2-type`	Same as --p1-type but for 'player2'
`--depth-Ai1`	Sets the maximum depth node at the seach tree for player1 if it's type is Ai
`--depth-Ai2`	Same as --depth-Ai1 but for player2
`--bestmove`	Searches for the best move from a given state of a game
`--search-depth`	Sets the maximum depth node at the seach tree for the --bestmove mode
`--version`	Show installed ttt version information.
`--help`	Show an advanced guide for the parameters

Compiling ttt

The compilation process is only available on Linux due to the use of System V semaphores and shared memory API. A custom makefile has been created, and you can compile the program using the following command:

cd tic-tac-toe/src
make clean all

Note If wou want to modify any value or see more compilation commands, just check the makefile or the file named 'makefile_opts.txt' at tic-tac-toe/src/about/. This files are well documented, so everything should be very easy to understand to a basic C or Linux user.

If you want to do a quick check to the Make options, you can use the next command;

make help

Installing ttt

The installation is pretty simple:

cd tic-tac-toe/src
make install

If you want to uninstall:

make uninstall

License

The entire ttt project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v2.0. Please make sure to read the requirements before making any changes to this project.

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