This application uses a precalculated database containing all possible moves to show the user the perfect move in the standard Nine Men's Morris game.
The principle of the solving algorithmn is explained in this pdf document.
The current executable and database can be downloaded here. Download the corresponding zip files and extract both zip files into the same directory.
This application uses the following EXTERNAL libraries:
- DirectX 11 Toolkit
- shlwapi.lib, comctl32.lib, DXGI.lib, D3D11.lib, XmlLite.lib
- Win32 API
- C++ STL
The following EXTERNAL tools were used for the source code and executable generation:
- MS Visual Studio Community 2017
- ResEdit
- GitHub Extension for Visual Studio
System requirements:
- Windows 10
- DirectX 11 (since the DirectXTK 11 is used)
January 1, 2019 - First release.
- Install MS Visual Studio Community 2017
- NuGet-Paket-Manager (for DirectXTK 11)
- VC++ 2017
- Visual Studio C++-Corefeatures
- Windows 10 SDK (> 10.0.17763.0)
- Install GitHub Extension for Visual Studio (if no other github tool is already installed)
- Clone the DirectXTK 11 git repository
- Clone this repositority
- Clone the library repository weaselLibrary
- Open the project via the .sln file (MuehleWin.sln)
- Compile and run
TODO: Explain how other users and developers can contribute to make your code better.
Contact: karaizy@mad-weasel.de.
Copyright (c) Thomas Weber. All rights reserved.
Licensed under the MIT License.