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"Who should decide" is the "Decider(s)" (think Bush); but everyone is welcome to advise them (Think Cheney). I tried to make the deciders the people whose routines' complexity is most affected. Correct me if I'm wrong. Also correct if you need to know/not. Main (Michael) needs to know most, but usually just to allot sizes/names. | Issue | Who should decide | Who needs to know | | PipeH[ ] Byte size or Word? So far only stores Y/N. Will be a Word | All | (Almost)All | | PipeH[ j] value Y/N: 0 for yes, NOT(0) for no? Will be 0x00 for no and 0xFF for yes | Thomas?? | (Almost)All | | Squares[ ] will keep track of sides. Using Thomas' proposed structure in ProcedureInitial or some variation thereof. | Brandon, Dayton, Bailey | Brandon, Dayton, Bailey, Thomas, Stacey | | Squares[ ] IsSquare? and WhoseSquare? are both potentially bit-size. Format for storing (thus format for Squares[ ] Thomas proposed a structure in ProcedureInitial. | Brandon, Dayton, Stacey | Brandon, Dayton, Thomas, Stacey | | LastPipe (pipe just played) format: The offset of LastPipe will be passed and stored in a word so that the most significant bit of the word can be set to signify if the pipe is either Horizontal or Vertical. 0=Horizontal 1=Vertical | Brandon, Jamie-Leigh, Dayton | Stacey, Bailey, Brandon, Dayton, Jamie-Leigh | | Player (2 players, or computer), how stored in computer, how represented in Squares, output board, connection | Michael, (Stacey, Brandon OR Dayton) | Michael, Stacey, Brandon, Dayton | | Boundaries between Brandon's and Dayton's: Brandon calculates if there's a square and changes Squares[ ] for that. Dayton marks WhoseSquare? | Brandon, Dayton | Brandon, Dayton | | Common code/procedure? Jamie & Bailey are going to do the code independently and then have the option of asking each other for assistance if needed | Jamie, Bailey | Jamie, Bailey |
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