Epitech Project 2021/2022
B2 - Unix System Programming
B-PSU-200

Navy

You sunk my battleship!

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Content

binary name: navy
language: C
build tool: via Makefile, including re, all, clean, fclean rules

Authorized Functions

open, close, read, write, lseek, malloc, free, getpid, kill, signal, sigaction, sigemptyset, setcontext, getcontext, usleep, nanosleep, pause, getline, fopen, fclose
Any unspecified functions are de facto banned

Goal

You all know the very famous Battleship game. Well, I hope so. You must code a terminal version of this game. The two players are ONLY allowed to comunicate using the signals SIGUSER1 and SIGUSER2. The map size is 8x8. On each turn, you must display your positions, and then your enemy’s positions. At the end of the game (when all the ships of a player have been hit), you must display whether “I won” (and return 0) or “Enemy won” (and return 1).

∼/B-PSU-200> ./navy -h
USAGE
    ./navy [first_player_pid] navy_positions
DESCRIPTION
    first_player_pid: only for the 2nd player. pid of the first player.
    navy_positions: file representing the positions of the ships.

The file passed as parameter must contain lines formatted the following way:
LENGTH : FIRST_SQUARE : LAST_SQUARE
where LENGTH is the length of the ship, FIRST_SQUARE and LAST_SQUARE its first and last positions.
In this file, you must have 4 ships (of lengths 2,3,4 and 5).
If the navy file is invalid, you have to quit the program and consider it as an error.

• Student: Adrien VERMERSCH / Edouard CHHANG
• Email: [email protected] / [email protected]
• Year: 2021
• Promotion: 2026
• Campus: Bordeaux

Code rédigé selon la norme Epitech (promo 2026).

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