ancamasi.2345

I’ve finished the translation of the game! Now, the users can choose between English and Portuguese at the beginning of the game!
It was a little time-consuming (and tedious), but the result is admirable 🙂
The updates are on the latest release: https://github.com/acms2345/Xadrez-em-C/releases/tag/v1.2

I’m FINALLY making a translation of the game to English.
The updates aren’t on the GitHub release or repository yet, because I want to finish the translation before I make this. But I intend to do it soon!

Now, I’ve added an internal mechanic to better verify checkmate.
During this time, I also made some minor modifications to the README.

I’ve added a system to check for moves that leave the king himself in check (a illegal move in Chess rules, but it was possible on the game).
I’ve also made a workflow to generate the executable versions of the code, so you guys can test it!

I try to explain better on the README how to use my game, including how to download and compile it.
I also made an adjustment to the 50-move rule (It wasn’t working because I forget to reset the variable after the turn).

Finally, I adjusted the board to the standard chess layout (white pieces in positions 1-2 and black pieces in positions 8-7).
I also fixed some data inputs after becoming aware of certain bugs.

I made some modifications to the code structure. I changed the name of the chess.c file to game.c, added the game.h file, and I’m trying to organize the code better.

I basically edited the README and some parts of codes to add some advices in English. Now, there’s a entirely version of the README in English, keeping the Portuguese version.
I plan to add more English information on the source code, but currently it’s entirely in Portuguese.

Basically, during that time I tried to create a demo link so you could test the actual version of the game. In the most of the time, I tried to share the project on GitHub Sites using a HTML integration, but that didn’t work.
So, I put the demo on OnlineGDB. The link to access the demo is https://onlinegdb.com/mCVxTRf8M (no login or download required).

I basically added the 50-move tie-checking system and fixed a problem I was having with the initial two-square pawn movement.