THIS IS A MIRROR OF THE OFFICIAL REPOSITORY: [http://git.savannah.nongnu.org/cgit/gsresolver.git]
GSResolver can resolve sudokus for you, it's a terminal program only tested under GNU/Linux (ubuntu 16.04 amd64) and has been designed to program by patterns and by plugins.
I tried a FACADE pattern present in resolver class, it works as an interface of methods, method manager and cells, for our GUI.
It's already implemented a basic POSIX plugin system to easily add any algorithm you can imagine intended to solve a sudoku.
You have to create a folder inside methods with the same name as your .so library. Please take resolvMethod.h and any of the already made algorithms as examples. (Makefiles, .cpp, etc.)
cell.h and cell.cpp can already give you an idea of the fields map we pass as parameter to an algorithm
GSResolver is intended to be used with minimal dependencies in any actual GNU/Linux system.
It depends on:
- NCurses (under the X11 license)
- GlibC
It's only for having fun and learn!
Copyright (C) 2018 Joaquín Cuéllar
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