If there are unstable passages in the code, or you just need more help to debug, use the ErrorHandler's log(...) method.
It will create an error.txt file (in the directory, where the *.exe is located) with timestamp and a given error message.
Don't log everything as constant file access will be a huge performance issue at some point.

Utility also contains a method to initialize a game board (init(...)) and a method to cleanUp a game board (cleanUp(...)).
init() initializes all X/Y coordinates and its value. cleanUp() frees the memory.

nansi_Utility.h contains utility methods that are not covered by the ANSI C standard.

If you need a boolean somewhere, include Boolean.h and use TRUE / FALSE.

Field.h has a typedef Field_t.
This holds a color and a character value.
This will be used to represent the game board.

• Checkers
  • Kai (+ Jens ASAP)
• Reversi
  • Niels (+ Daniel ASAP)
• Connect Four
  • Florian
• Bridges
  • Thomas + Genter

• Function parameters are prefixed with an underscore

  int add(int _iX, int _iY) { ... }

• Strings are passed to functions as a const char*

  void print(const char* _String) { ... }

• External variables are prefixed with "ext_"

  external int ext_iAge

• Structs are declared as typedef and suffixed with "_t"

    typedef struct Person { ... } Person_t
    Person_t* person = (Person_t*)malloc(...)
    

• Pointers are declared as follows

  int* x = &myInt

• Initialize variables in the declaration

    int i = 0;
    char c = '\0';
    float f = 0.0;
    double d = 0.0;
    

• Header Guard (for every header file, replace HEADERNAME with actual name)

    #ifndef HEADERNAME_H_INCLUDED
    #define HEADERNAME_H_INCLUDED
      ... code ...
    #endif //HEADERNAME_H_INCLUDED
    

• Global variables are prefixed with "g_"

  Field_t* g_Board;