Play a game of Nim against a computer opponent.
nim [--first|-f|--second|-s] [--misere|--normal|--subtraction] [(--initial|-i) <heap sizes>] [--help|-h]
--first,-f: You go first. (default)--second,-s: The computer goes first.
--misere: Play the misère variation. (default)--normal: Play the normal variation.--subtraction: Play the subtraction variation.
--initial,-i: Initial configuration In the misère and normal variations, provide a space-separated list of heap sizes. In the subtraction variation, provide a number- of objects in the heap followed by the maximum number that can be removed.
- The game starts with one or more heaps of objects.
- Players alternate turns.
- On a player's turn, they must remove one or more objects from a single heap.
- The player who takes the last object wins in the normal and subtraction variations and loses in the misère variation.
- The game ends when all heaps are empty.
In normal play, the player who takes the last object wins.
In misère play, the player who takes the last object loses.
In subtraction games, players can only remove a specific number of objects from a heap.
The project uses CMake.
- There is no installation functionality.
- Tests are built if BUILD_TESTING is enabled.
- CMake 3.21 or higher
- C++17 compatible compiler
- nlohmann_json - for reporting information about the AI's state
- CLI11 - for command line argument parsing
- GTest - for unit testing
- GamePlayer - my generic two-player perfect information game player (https://github.com/jambolo/GamePlayer)