xref: /src/games/backgammon/common_source/back.h

/*	$NetBSD: back.h,v 1.18.8.1 2012/11/20 02:58:45 tls Exp $	*/

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 *	@(#)back.h	8.1 (Berkeley) 5/31/93
 */

#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/uio.h>

#include <fcntl.h>
#include <signal.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <termios.h>
#include <termcap.h>
#include <unistd.h>

#define rnum(r)	(random()%r)
#define D0	dice[0]
#define D1	dice[1]
#define mswap(m) {(m)->D0 ^= (m)->D1; (m)->D1 ^= (m)->D0; (m)->D0 ^= (m)->D1; (m)->d0 = 1-(m)->d0;}

struct move {
	int	dice[2];	/* value of dice */
	int	mvlim;		/* 'move limit':  max. number of moves */
	int	p[5];		/* starting position of moves */
	int	g[5];		/* ending position of moves (goals) */
	int	h[4];		/* flag for each move if a man was hit */
	int	d0;		/* flag if dice have been reversed from
				   original position */
};

/*
 *
 * Some numerical conventions:
 *
 *	Arrays have white's value in [0], red in [1].
 *	Numeric values which are one color or the other use
 *	-1 for white, 1 for red.
 *	Hence, white will be negative values, red positive one.
 *	This makes a lot of sense since white is going in decending
 *	order around the board, and red is ascending.
 *
 */

extern	const char	EXEC[];		/* object for main program */
extern	const char	TEACH[];	/* object for tutorial program */

extern	int	pnum;		/* color of player:
					-1 = white
					 1 = red
					 0 = both
					 2 = not yet init'ed */
extern	char	args[100];	/* args passed to teachgammon and back */
extern	int	acnt;		/* length of args */
extern	int	aflag;		/* flag to ask for rules or instructions */
extern	int	bflag;		/* flag for automatic board printing */
extern	int	cflag;		/* case conversion flag */
extern	int	hflag;		/* flag for cleaning screen */
extern	int	mflag;		/* backgammon flag */
extern	int	raflag;		/* 'roll again' flag for recovered game */
extern	int	rflag;		/* recovered game flag */
extern	int	tflag;		/* cursor addressing flag */
extern	int	rfl;		/* saved value of rflag */
extern	int	iroll;		/* special flag for inputting rolls */
extern	int	board[26];	/* board:  negative values are white,
				   positive are red */
extern	int	cturn;		/* whose turn it currently is:
					-1 = white
					 1 = red
					 0 = just quitted
					-2 = white just lost
					 2 = red just lost */
extern	int	table[6][6];	/* odds table for possible rolls */
extern	int	rscore;		/* red's score */
extern	int	wscore;		/* white's score */
extern	int	gvalue;		/* value of game (64 max.) */
extern	int	dlast;		/* who doubled last (0 = neither) */
extern	int	bar;		/* position of bar for current player */
extern	int	home;		/* position of home for current player */
extern	int	off[2];		/* number of men off board */
extern	int	*offptr;	/* pointer to off for current player */
extern	int	*offopp;	/* pointer to off for opponent */
extern	int	in[2];		/* number of men in inner table */
extern	int	*inptr;		/* pointer to in for current player */
extern	int	*inopp;		/* pointer to in for opponent */

extern	int	ncin;		/* number of characters in cin */
extern	char	cin[100];	/* input line of current move
				   (used for reconstructing input after
				   a backspace) */

extern	const char	*const color[];
				/* colors as strings */
extern	const char	*const *colorptr;	/* color of current player */
extern	const char	*const *Colorptr;	/* color of current player, capitalized */
extern	int	colen;		/* length of color of current player */

extern	struct termios	old, noech, raw;/* original tty status */

extern	int	curr;		/* row position of cursor */
extern	int	curc;		/* column position of cursor */
extern	int	begscr;		/* 'beginning' of screen
				   (not including board) */

int	addbuf(int);
void	backone(struct move *, int);
void	buflush(void);
int	canhit(int, int);
int	checkmove(struct move *, int);
void	clear(void);
void	clend(void);
void	cline(void);
int	count(void);
void	curmove(int, int);
void	errexit(const char *) __dead;
void	fancyc(int);
void	fboard(void);
void	fixtty(struct termios *);
void	getarg(struct move *, char ***);
int	getcaps(const char *);
void	getmove(struct move *);
void	getout(int) __dead;
void	gwrite(void);
void	init(void);
int	main(int, char *[]);
int	makmove(struct move *, int);
int	movallow(struct move *);
void	movback(struct move *, int);
void	moverr(struct move *, int);
int	movokay(struct move *, int);
void	newpos(void);
void	nexturn(void);
void	odds(int, int, int);
void	proll(struct move *);
int	quit(struct move *);
int	readc(void);
void	recover(struct move *, const char *);
void	refresh(void);
void	roll(struct move *);
void	save(struct move *, int);
int	wrtext(const char *const *);
void	wrboard(void);
void	wrhit(int);
void	wrint(int);
void	writec(int);
void	writel(const char *);
void	wrscore(void);
int	yorn(int);

void move_init(struct move *);