Table of contents

1. About the project
2. Technologies used
3. Getting started
   • Released project
   • Compiling from source
4. License
5. Contact us
6. Acknowledgements

About the project

This is the maze game of Team "CBBA-6890". We used a combination of raycasting and maze generation algorithms to make this game.

Technologies used

We used two main technologies:

• C++
• ncurses

Getting started

Released project

You can go to the Releases page of the project and download the latest version for your OS
(Note: On Windows you will need an installation of MinGw to run it)

Compiling from source

Prerequisites

• If you are using a Windows machine it is recommended you have the make command and a compiler(Preferably g++). The recommended compiler is MinGW
• If you are on Linux download ncurses.h
  • Arch and Arch-based distros

   pacman -S ncurses

  • Debian and Debian-based

   apt-get install libncurses5-dev libncursesw5-dev

Compiling and running

1. Clone the project

git clone https://www.github.com/PSStefanov19/CBBA-6890

2. Choose the right makefile
   • If you are using Windows

   mingw32-make -f Windows

   • If you are using Linux

   make -f Linux

3. Run the project
   • Windows

   cd bin/
   main.exe

   • Linux

   ./bin/main.out

License

This project is licensed under the MIT license. See License for more information.

Contact us

Presian Stefanov

• Github - @PSStefanov19
• Instagram - @presian.cpp

Acknowledgements

Helpful resources I found while working on the project

• Choose an Open Source License
• Colsby Computer Science's makefile guide
• TLDP's Ncurses HOWTO
• Invisible island's ncurses Windows port
• One Lone Coder