Basic code set. Still need tests

Author: FlyingWolFox

ConLib2005_v_2_4_1/ConLib.h

@@ -0,0 +1,61 @@
+                     -=* ========================== *=-
+                     -=* The ConLib Console Library *=-
+                     -=*  VC++ 2005 Express Edition *=-
+                     -=* ========================== *=-
+
+The ConLib library is a set of routines that offer simplified access
+to the WIN32 API console manipulation functions.  All the programmer
+needs to do is include the ConLib header file in any modules calling
+the ConLib functions, and also make sure that the ConLib library is
+included in the list of files the linker references.
+
+This "readme" document is for users wishing to use ConLib for their
+Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition projects. If you are using Visual C++
+version 6, you should download the non-custom build from the website
+(http://staffwww.fullcoll.edu/sedwards/ConLib/ConLibIntro.htm).
+
+
+
+===============================================================
+Steps to using the ConLib library for VC++ 2005 Express Edition
+===============================================================
+
+1) In any source code modules that use the library routines, you must
+   be sure to include the ConLib header file, for example:
+
+      #include    "ConLib.h"
+
+   Make sure that the header file is either in the same subdirectory
+   as your source code modules, or in the path the compiler searches
+   for #include files.
+
+2) The linker will need access to the ConLib library so your function
+   calls can be resolved. If you are working with a makefile, simply
+   add it to the list of libraries. If you are working in a Visual C++
+   project, do the following:
+
+   a) After you've created your project, bring up its properties by
+      selecting "Project -> <Project Name> Properties..."
+
+   b) In the tree control to the left, expand "Configuration
+      Properties", then "Linker -> Input". To the right you should see
+      a space for "Additional Dependencies"; place your cursor in this
+      field and enter "ConLib2005.lib".
+
+   c) The linker will need to locate the ConLib library file when you
+      build your project.  The simplest way to achieve this is to
+      place the appropriate ConLib library file in the same
+      subdirectory where your source code files are located.  An
+      alternate method is to place the library in the subdirectory of
+      your own choosing, then updating the library path the linker
+      searches (you can find this by traversing the menu path "Tools
+      -> Options -> VC++ Directories". To the right you'll see a
+      drop-down listbox labeled "Show directoreis for:"; select
+      "Library files" and then add the location of where you wish to
+      keep the ConLib2005.lib file on your system.
+
+That's all there is to it!  Happy coding!
+
+Scott Edwards
+[email protected]
+11/19/2006

ConLib2005_v_2_4_1/ConLib2005.lib

@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ int evaluate(int aiGrid[3][3])
 		{
 			if (aiGrid[i][0] == aiSymbol)
 				return +10;
-			else if (aiGrid[i][0] == playerSymbol)
+			else if (aiGrid[i][0] == -aiSymbol)
 				return -10;
 		}
 	}
@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ int evaluate(int aiGrid[3][3])
 			if (aiGrid[0][col] == aiSymbol)
 				return +10;
 
-			else if (aiGrid[0][col] -aiSymbol)
+			else if (aiGrid[0][col] == -aiSymbol)
 				return -10;
 		}
 	}
@@ -73,15 +73,15 @@ int evaluate(int aiGrid[3][3])
 	{
 		if (aiGrid[0][0] == aiSymbol)
 			return +10;
-		else if (aiGrid[0][0] -aiSymbol)
+		else if (aiGrid[0][0] == -aiSymbol)
 			return -10;
 	}
 
 	if (aiGrid[0][2] == aiGrid[1][1] && aiGrid[1][1] == aiGrid[2][0])
 	{
 		if (aiGrid[0][2] == aiSymbol)
 			return +10;
-		else if (aiGrid[0][2] -aiSymbol)
+		else if (aiGrid[0][2] == -aiSymbol)
 			return -10;
 	}