Maze Runner Stack

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The program below is written in C and creates a stack that holds the values of a maze. This structure is beneficial during the development of a desktop game that uses a maze. Let me know if you find the code below helpful and if you have any additional suggestions:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#define MAXSTACK 10
#define INTIAL 0 
#define NORTH  1
#define EAST   2 
#define SOUTH  3 
#define WEST   4

int stack_maze[MAXSTACK][MAXSTACK];
int tmaze[10][10];
int rows,cols;
int startRow,startCol,endRow,endCol;

typedef struct{
  int row,col;
  int pos;
}StackEntry;

typedef struct stack{
	int top;
	StackEntry entry[MAXSTACK*MAXSTACK];
}Stack;

void Push(StackEntry item, Stack *ps){
	ps->entry[ps->top++] = item;
}

// Pop: pop an item from the stack.
void Pop(StackEntry *item, Stack *ps){
	*item = ps->entry[--ps->top];
}

// StackEmpty: returns non-zero if the stack is empty
int StackEmpty(Stack *ps){
     return ps->top <= 0;
	 //other possible code is:
	 //return (ps->top == 0)
}

// StackFull: returns non-zero if the stack is full.
int StackFull(Stack *ps){
	return ps->top >= MAXSTACK;
	//other possible code is:
	//return ps->top==MAXSTACK;
}

// CreateStack: initialize the stack to be empty.
void CreateStack(Stack *ps){
     ps->top = 0;
}

void read_maze()
{
	int i,j;
	FILE *fptr=fopen("stack.txt","r");
	fscanf(fptr,"%d %d",&rows,&cols);
	
	for (j=0;j<=cols+1;j++)
	  tmaze[0][j]=tmaze[rows+1][j]=1;
	for (i=1;i<=rows;i++)
	  tmaze[i][0]=tmaze[i][cols+1]=1;
	for (i=1;i<=rows;i++)
	  for (j=1;j<=cols;j++)
	    tmaze[i][j]=0;
	    // startrting point		startRow,startCol,stopRow,stopCol;
	fscanf(fptr,"%d %d",&startRow,&startCol);

	// ending point

	while (fscanf(fptr,"%d %d",&i,&j)!=EOF)
	{
	 	tmaze[i][j]=1;
	}
} 

int maze_stack(int row,int col)
{
	Stack s;
	StackEntry entry;
	int flag;
	CreateStack(&s);
	read_maze();
	entry.row=row;entry.col=col;
	entry.pos=INTIAL;
	Push(entry,&s);
	while (!StackEmpty(&s))
	{
		Pop(&entry,&s);
  		if (entry.pos==INTIAL)  
  		{
    		if (stack_maze[entry.row][entry.col]!=0)  
    		{
      			flag=0;
      			continue;
    		}
    		if (entry.row==endRow && entry.col==endCol)  
    		{
      			stack_maze[entry.row][entry.col]=3;
      			flag=1;
      			continue;
    		}
    		stack_maze[entry.row][entry.col]=2;  
  		}
  		else if (flag==1)  
  		{
    		stack_maze[entry.row][entry.col]=3;
    		continue;
  		}
  		else if (entry.pos==WEST)  
  		{
    		flag=0;
    		continue;
  		}
  	// Try next direction.
		entry.pos++;
	  	Push(entry,&s);
	    switch (entry.pos)
		 {
    		case NORTH: entry.row--; break;
    		case EAST:  entry.col++; break;
    		case SOUTH: entry.row++; break;
    		case WEST:  entry.col--; break;
  		}

	  entry.pos=INTIAL;
	  Push(entry,&s);
	}

	return 1;
}
Dani 4,329 The Queen of DaniWeb Administrator Featured Poster Premium Member

Thank you for posting this. What do you mean by a maze, though? Do you mean like a grid?

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