4 /* Advanced tactical checks non-essential to the board implementation. */
10 /* Check if this move is undesirable self-atari (resulting group would have
11 * only single liberty and not capture anything; ko is allowed); we mostly
12 * want to avoid these moves. The function actually does a rather elaborate
13 * tactical check, allowing self-atari moves that are nakade, eye falsification
15 static bool is_bad_selfatari(struct board
*b
, enum stone color
, coord_t to
);
17 /* Check if escaping on this liberty by given group in atari would play out
19 /* Two ways of ladder reading can be enabled separately; simple first-line
20 * ladders and trivial middle-board ladders. */
21 static bool is_ladder(struct board
*b
, coord_t coord
, group_t laddered
,
22 bool border_ladders
, bool middle_ladders
);
24 /* Checks if there are any stones in n-vincinity of coord. */
25 bool board_stone_radar(struct board
*b
, coord_t coord
, int distance
);
27 /* Measure various distances on the board: */
28 /* Distance from the edge; on edge returns 0. */
29 static int coord_edge_distance(coord_t c
, struct board
*b
);
30 /* Distance of two points in gridcular metric - this metric defines
31 * circle-like structures on the square grid. */
32 static int coord_gridcular_distance(coord_t c1
, coord_t c2
, struct board
*b
);
34 /* Construct a "common fate graph" from given coordinate; that is, a weighted
35 * graph of intersections where edges between all neighbors have weight 1,
36 * but edges between neighbors of same color have weight 0. Thus, this is
37 * "stone chain" metric in a sense. */
38 /* The output are distanes from start stored in given [board_size2()] array;
39 * intersections further away than maxdist have all distance maxdist+1 set. */
40 void cfg_distances(struct board
*b
, coord_t start
, int *distances
, int maxdist
);
42 /* Compute an extra komi describing the "effective handicap" black receives
43 * (returns 0 for even game with 7.5 komi). */
44 /* This is just an approximation since in reality, handicap seems to be usually
46 float board_effective_handicap(struct board
*b
);
48 /* Decide if the given player wins counting on the board, considering
49 * that given groups are dead. (To get the list of dead groups, use
50 * e.g. groups_of_status().) */
51 bool pass_is_safe(struct board
*b
, enum stone color
, struct move_queue
*mq
);
54 bool is_bad_selfatari_slow(struct board
*b
, enum stone color
, coord_t to
);
56 is_bad_selfatari(struct board
*b
, enum stone color
, coord_t to
)
58 /* More than one immediate liberty, thumbs up! */
59 if (immediate_liberty_count(b
, to
) > 1)
62 return is_bad_selfatari_slow(b
, color
, to
);
65 bool is_border_ladder(struct board
*b
, coord_t coord
, enum stone lcolor
);
66 bool is_middle_ladder(struct board
*b
, coord_t coord
, enum stone lcolor
);
68 is_ladder(struct board
*b
, coord_t coord
, group_t laddered
,
69 bool border_ladders
, bool middle_ladders
)
71 enum stone lcolor
= board_at(b
, group_base(laddered
));
74 fprintf(stderr
, "ladder check - does %s play out %s's laddered group %s?\n",
75 coord2sstr(coord
, b
), stone2str(lcolor
), coord2sstr(laddered
, b
));
77 /* First, special-case first-line "ladders". This is a huge chunk
78 * of ladders we actually meet and want to play. */
80 && neighbor_count_at(b
, coord
, S_OFFBOARD
) == 1
81 && neighbor_count_at(b
, coord
, lcolor
) == 1)
82 return is_border_ladder(b
, coord
, lcolor
);
85 return is_middle_ladder(b
, coord
, lcolor
);
92 coord_edge_distance(coord_t c
, struct board
*b
)
94 int x
= coord_x(c
, b
), y
= coord_y(c
, b
);
95 int dx
= x
> board_size(b
) / 2 ? board_size(b
) - 1 - x
: x
;
96 int dy
= y
> board_size(b
) / 2 ? board_size(b
) - 1 - y
: y
;
97 return (dx
< dy
? dx
: dy
) - 1 /* S_OFFBOARD */;
101 coord_gridcular_distance(coord_t c1
, coord_t c2
, struct board
*b
)
103 int dx
= abs(coord_dx(c1
, c2
, b
)), dy
= abs(coord_dy(c1
, c2
, b
));
104 return dx
+ dy
+ (dx
> dy
? dx
: dy
);