C++ Reversi Implementation

Includes a Console Reversi Game implementation, a Reversi Game Engine, and Game Engine unit tests.

Engine

Game engine must be connected to a view object using the engine's setView method. View class must inherit from the abstract ViewInterface class. The engine and view communicate via a limited public API (see Engine/Engine.h and Engine/ViewInterface.h).

Example usage:

reversi::Engine game;
ViewImplementation view;

game.setView(&view);
game.runGame();

View Interface

Concrete game view class must inherit from the abstract ViewInterface class.

Each view interface method is passed a reference to the game engine. See Engine/Engine.h for public Engine methods accessible from this reference.

Console Reversi Game

The Console Reversi Game application begins in ConsoleReversi/main.cpp. This application adds an EasyComputerPlayer class (inherits from PlayerInterface). Player 1 or Player 2 (or both) may be set to a computer player in the game. EasyComputerPlayer simply chooses at random from all available valid moves.

Unit Tests

Engine unit tests begin in UnitTests/tests.cpp.

Unit tests use the TestEngine class, which inherites from Engine and exposes the protected class methods.