> Heh - perhaps he's German?
CamelCase gives me the hump
> Heh - perhaps he's German?
CamelCase gives me the hump
If you dance barefoot on the broken glass of undefined behaviour, you've got to expect the occasional cut.
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A few Other things
1) why would you fill a "char" board with numbers? Also, you'll need a 2-d array.
2) don't you think displaying the board in a "for" loop would be a lot more elegant?
3) what is the condition to win for gigantic tic-tac-toe boards?
My suggestion is that your checkWin function must be done with loops.
Have a look at my post here:
Connect 5 Algorithm in C
Note that with a board larger than 3x3, it is always possible for the starting player to get 3 in a row without the other player being able to stop them. Are you sure that is the actual winning criteria? Perhaps something like Gomoku is what you're really writing?
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