I found it so.
Writing code to generate sudoku was fun too, [...]
Do you publish your programs
online?
Yes, at least for some values of "online". I don't have a slick
webpage, which is what "online" seems to mean for a lot of people.
However, in this crowd, I don't expect that to be as true. I make most
of my code available to the world in one form or another. In the case
of the sudoku programs, what I think of as the primary distribution
mechanism is a git repo which anyone who cares to is welcome to clone.
It's at
git://git.rodents-montreal.org/Mouse/sudoku.
There's also an anonymous FTP directory,
ftp.rodents-montreal.org:/mouse/games/sudoku, which is updated when I
think of it (I just now did an update of it). The anoymous FTP area is
also exported via HTTP
(
http://ftp.rodents-montreal.org/mouse/games/sudoku/), so it has a
webpage of sorts, though it's hardly slick.
As I think I mentioned upthread, you will need a compiler that supports
at least a few gcc extensions to C, and lcs-cvt
(ftp.rodents-montreal.org:/mouse/local/src/lcs-cvt/) for my own
extension beyond that. (The stuff lcs-cvt handles, I have in the
compiler, but I don't really expect everyone to patch their compilers
the way I have just to build my sudoku programs. :)
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