This project used to be just a TicTacToe game, but the idea shifted to a simulation software for games in general.

The idea would be to eventually extend the program to support multiple games, or even that one can add their own games and Strategy signatures, but that would require an enormous re-write, and right now I want to keep the focus on the simulation part, and try to think of some "cool" analysis ideas.

Right now the API is effectively just sim::resultdata sim::simulate_game(sim::Strategy&, sim::Strategy&), where sim::resultdata is just a small data-struct and Strategy is a base class that allows the user to override either or both of the evaluate functions virtual sim::Strategy::position evaluate(uint16_t bitboard_white, uint16_t bitboard_black) and virtual sim::Strategy::position evaluate(std::array<piece, 9>). The simulation software allows, but doesn't force, the user to override virtual bool hint_bitboard() const if they want to explicitly state which algorithm they want to use, but the simulation will automatically fall back to the second implementation, if it detects that the user didn't override it.