Yay!!! I didn’t really work on the applet until this week, and even then, I could not figure out how to handle new games and/or resets. Now, it completely works fine and everything :) There’s only a few things I need to work out.
After figuring out applets and GUIs out a few nights ago, I’ve finally managed to get a working applet ready :)
Right now, it features two AI players (dummy players) that play each other with delays interspersed. Next up is coding up the GuiPlayer, who is partially (and incorrectly) coded already.
That was awesome.
I decided to crank out Tic Tac Toe in Java instead of working on an Android app, and I got it done in around 5 hours.
I finally got around to finishing the “Bit Twiddling Hacks”. I’ve included a Makefile with the source code for those who want to play with these hacks. This project was completed in bits (haha, see what I did there?) over the course of the last semester, but I didn’t consolidate the hacks until the beginning of the summer. I didn’t really start going quickly until the summer, by which time I had a pretty decent template for each hack. Anyway, this was a great project because I got to work more with Makefiles.
I’ve detailed my plans for summer 2011 and filled in the About the Author section. I’m leaving Saturday for my summer internship, so I’ll hopefully post OCaml’s 99 Problems and C’s Bit Twiddling Hacks in the downloads section soon.