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# nsweeper
A first pass at Minesweeper in ncurses — a grid of tiles, a quarter of them mined, move a cursor with WASD and press enter to dig. It's the roughest of the terminal projects here and it shows: the neighbor-counting function (`cac`) recurses in a way that doesn't quite work out, and there are leftover debug prints and a stray `getch()` still sitting in that loop from tracking it down mid-session. It was never revisited after the first commit.
Comes with a prebuilt `nsweeper` binary checked into the repo alongside the source, from whenever it was last built.
## Controls
- `W`/`A`/`S`/`D` — move the cursor
- `Enter` — dig the current tile
## Building
Needs ncurses.
```sh
cc nsweeper.c -lncurses -o nsweeper
./nsweeper
```
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