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Tic Tac Toc Game in C++

A Tic Tac Toc game implemented in C++. This game uses the C++11 standard.

Requirements

This game requires a C++11 compliant compiler. You can check if your compiler supports C++11 by checking if __cplusplus is defined as 201103L or greater.

Included Libraries

• <iostream> for standard input and output.
• <string> for standard string operations.
• <vector> for dynamic arrays.
• <algorithm> for the standard algorithm library.
• <cmath> for math functions.
• <windows.h> for Windows API functions such as keyboard button clicks.
• <conio.h> for the getch() function to get a character from the keyboard.
• <thread> for C++11 multi-threading and thread sleep.
• <chrono> for C++ system time.
• <functional> for C++11 functions.

Classes

• Event: a custom event handler class that triggers an action when something happens and can have multiple subscribers
• InputManager: a class that manages input from the user
• GameRenderer: a class that renders the game map, player UI, etc.
• GameManager: a class that manages the game state and logic

Macros

• DEFAULT_BOX: the character to use for an empty box in the game map
• PLAYER1_BOX: the character to use for player 1's box in the game map
• PLAYER2_BOX: the character to use for player 2's box in the game map
• CURSOR: the character to use for the cursor in the game map
• _CH_: a macro for calling the getch() function
• CLS: a macro for calling the clearScreen() function

Enums

• PlayerTurn: an enum to represent the current player's turn

Usage

To use this game, compile and run the code using a C++11 compliant compiler. The game will display the game map and allow the user to move the cursor and fill boxes using the keyboard. The game ends when a player wins or it ends in a draw.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.