XO ( 5 in rows)

[VANYA]

The original source code was written in C++ Lebedev, I liked the implementation of the algorithm (a simple and clear.) Taken from the source just the right parts and adapted for FreeBasic. Originally used to display information on the drawing window using GDI. I decided to implement it using the library window9.

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[Makoto WATANABE]

Thanks for your implementation in Freebasic.
I introduced your work in my Japanese translation site.
http://makoto-watanabe.main.jp/freebasic/tipsXO5.html

I expect further value-addition.
１．An option that a computer becomes the initial player.
２．Display alert, when three stones are located in a line.

[VANYA]

Thanks for your implementation in Freebasic.
I introduced your work in my Japanese translation site.
http://makoto-watanabe.main.jp/freebasic/tipsXO5.html

I expect further value-addition.
１．An option that a computer becomes the initial player.
２．Display alert, when three stones are located in a line.

I am pleased that the FreeBasic used people of different nationalities. Do you have a good site.

[Destructosoft]

This game is named Go-Moku in Japan and Pente in the West, although the rules are slightly different in Go-Moku (for example, the 5 in a row must be no more than 5, not placing a middle piece to get six) than Pente (allowing certain captures).

Also, the board is 19x19, not 20x20. But likely that's a minor detail at this point. Looks good so far.

[Gonzo]

what? go is a completely different game (of territories)
in fact its the hardest most strategical game ever created.. need real humans to play it since computers can only reliably lose without disgrace on 13x13 boards

[Merick]

go-moku is a game that uses a go board and pieces, but has different rules.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gomoku

[Gonzo]

oh, sorry, ive actually never heard about it before... i see its just something you play on a go board
i suppose thats something that could be easier to write AI for than regular go