Automagical Sudoku Solver is a software project focused on solving Sudoku puzzles with the help of a computer.
The Automagical Sudoku Solver project is an exciting attempt to solve Sudoku puzzles with the aid of a computer. Although it can conquer challenging puzzles successfully, it may not be able to solve all of them.
The installation process is incredibly straightforward. Users won't experience any issues with compiling the source code with the make utility. Once the code has been compiled, the next step is to run "ass < foo," where "foo" represents a Sudoku puzzle in text format similar to the ones in the puzzles/ directory.
To make the most of the Automagical Sudoku Solver project, users can take advantage of its command-line arguments. For instance, to track the software's progress visually, users can use the "-s" option, which provides an ncurses interface. To view the version number, the "-v" option can be used. Furthermore, if users are interested in learning more about the software's behavior, they can use the "-d [2-4]" option to access debug information, with level 4 providing the most comprehensive details.
The installation process is incredibly straightforward. Users won't experience any issues with compiling the source code with the make utility. Once the code has been compiled, the next step is to run "ass < foo," where "foo" represents a Sudoku puzzle in text format similar to the ones in the puzzles/ directory.
To make the most of the Automagical Sudoku Solver project, users can take advantage of its command-line arguments. For instance, to track the software's progress visually, users can use the "-s" option, which provides an ncurses interface. To view the version number, the "-v" option can be used. Furthermore, if users are interested in learning more about the software's behavior, they can use the "-d [2-4]" option to access debug information, with level 4 providing the most comprehensive details.
What's New
Version 1.7: N/A