// program code aways begins at the top of main()
int main(){
//The next line is a function drom core.cpp
// it sets up Allegro for graphics and keyboard
techInit();
gameSetup();
// this next while loop
while(key[KEY_ESC] == false){
updatePaddlePosition();
moveBall();
if(numberOfBricksRemaining() == 0) {
resetBricks();
}
drawingThings();
// this line draws the screenBuffer to the screen
// by drawing to off-screen memory first, then
// copying the new total image to screen all at once,
// we can avoid any flickering/flashing from the player
// seeing characters drawn sequentially.
// The technique us called double buffering.
updateScreen();
// is the game going too fast on your awesome modern hardware?
// Experiment with numbers 0-15 here to slow down the application:
rest(1);
}
return 0;
} END_OF_MAIN()// putting this line after the main() function
void gameSetup() {
resetBricks();
resetBall();
// start with the ball off the bottom of the screen
ball.y = SCREEN_H + 50;
}
void Breakout::restart(){
paddle = {PADDLE_START, PADDLE_SIZE};
ball = {PADDLE_START+paddle.size/2, 1, 0, 1};
bricks = BRICKS;
resetBricks();
updatePaddle();
level[7-ball.y][ball.x] = 'O';
}
