AI-banqi

It's a simple code from NTNUCSIE programming homework 5.

How To Use

Step 1(include):

Include auto_banqi.h, and they are only one function below:

int* auto_move(int32_t player, char chess[][8], char each_color[]);

Step 2(Input format):

They are three parameter in the function:

• player: which player is going now. 0 for player1, 1 for player2;
• chess[][8]: input 4*8 array with char type, which stand for the current board before moving, and every char in the array should contains only the characters{*,1~7,A~G,(space)}.
• each_color[]: to set up the color for every player. each_color[0] is player1, each_color[1] is player2. Every char in the array should contains only{1,A}.(For instance, if each_color[] = {A,1}, meaning player1 owns A~G, player2 owns 1~7.)

Step 3(Output format):

The output format is a 1D-array which has 4 elements. And the first two are picking chess's coordinate x and y, and the last two are Moving coordinate x and y after picking chess. You can also think as the first two are "Player1 (x,y):" from the problem description, and the following are "To (x,y):" from the problem description.
Remind that if there's no moving("To (x,y):") situation, you may ignore the last two from function's output.

Step 4:

Link it to your program, and enjoy!