a geicko-2 based round robin ranking system designed to test c++ battleship submissions
battleship.dunkirk.sh
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#ifndef BATTLESHIP_H
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#define BATTLESHIP_H
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// Author: Keith Shomper
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// Date: 24 Oct 03
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// Purpose: Header file for implementing a text-based battleship game
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// Updated: 14 Nov 08 to align class types with Cedarville standard
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// Updated: 3 Apr 14 to use struct rather than class for the defined types
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// Updated: 5 Nov 15 to introduce new functions to replace the ISAxxx macros
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// and also the SHIPNUM and DEBUGOUT macros
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// include files for implementing battleship
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#include <iostream>
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#include <cstdlib>
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#include <time.h>
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#include "kasbs.h"
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using namespace std;
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// use these constants to indicate if the player is a human or a computer
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// battleship board size is 10x10 grid (defined in kasbs.h)
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// data structure for position
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struct Position {
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int startRow; // ship's initial row
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int startCol; // ship's initial column
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int orient; // indicates whether the ship is running across
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// or up and down
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};
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// data structure for ship
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struct Ship {
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Position pos; // where the ship is on the board
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int size; // number of hits required to sink the ship
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int hitsToSink; // number of hits remaining before the ship is sunk
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char marker; // the ASCII marker used to denote the ship on the
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// board
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};
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// a game board is made up of a 10x10 playing grid and the ships
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struct Board {
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char grid[BOARDSIZE][BOARDSIZE];
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Ship s[6]; // NOTE: the first (zeroth) position is left empty
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};
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// use these constants for designating to which player we are referring
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const int HUMAN = 0;
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const int COMPUTER = 1;
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// use these constants for deciding whether or not the user gave a proper move
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const int VALID_MOVE = 0;
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const int ILLEGAL_FORMAT = 1;
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const int REUSED_MOVE = 2;
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// functions for screen control and I/O
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void welcome(bool debug = false, bool pf = false);
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void clearTheLine(int x);
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void clearTheScreen(void);
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void pauseForEnter(void);
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string getResponse(int x, int y, string prompt);
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void writeMessage(int x, int y, string message);
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void writeResult(int x, int y, int result, int playerType);
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void displayBoard(int x, int y, int playerType, const Board &gameBoard);
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// functions to control the board situation
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void initializeBoard(Board &gameBoard, bool file = false);
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int playMove(int row, int col, Board &gameBoard);
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// function to tell what happened in the last play_move() command
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bool isAMiss(int playMoveResult);
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bool isAHit (int playMoveResult);
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bool isASunk(int playMoveResult); // formerly named isItSunk()
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int isShip (int playMoveResult);
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// misc game functions
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string randomMove(void);
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int checkMove(string move, const Board &gameBoard, int &row, int &col);
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void debug(string s, int x = 22, int y = 1);
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string numToString(int x);
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#ifdef BATTLESHIP_BACKWARD_COMPATIBILITY
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// former function signatures
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void debug(int x, int y, string s);
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bool isItSunk(int playMoveResult);
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// a debug macro
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#ifdef DEBUG
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#define DEBUGOUT(str) debug (22, 1, (str));
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#else
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#define DEBUGOUT(str)
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#endif // DEBUG
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#endif // BATTLESHIP_BACKWARD_COMPATABILITY
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#endif // BATTLESHIP_H