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{{trans|Python}}
<
F chess2index(=chess, boardsize)
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V board = knights_tour(start, boardsize)
print(boardstring(board, boardsize' boardsize))
print()</
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=={{header|360 Assembly}}==
{{trans|BBC PASIC}}
<
KNIGHT CSECT
USING KNIGHT,R13 base registers
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PG DC CL128' ' buffer
YREGS
END KNIGHT</
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<pre>
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First, we specify a naive implementation the package Knights_Tour with naive backtracking. It is a bit more general than required for this task, by providing a mechanism '''not''' to visit certain coordinates. This mechanism is actually useful for the task [[Solve a Holy Knight's tour#Ada]], which also uses the package Knights_Tour.
<
Size: Integer;
package Knights_Tour is
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-- writes The_Tour to the output using Ada.Text_IO;
end Knights_Tour;</
Here is the implementation:
<
package body Knights_Tour is
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end Tour_IO;
end Knights_Tour;</
Here is the main program:
<
procedure Test_Knight is
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begin
KT.Tour_IO(KT.Get_Tour(1, 1));
end Test_Knight;</
For small sizes, this already works well (< 1 sec for size 8). Sample output:
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For larger sizes we'll use Warnsdorff's heuristic (without any thoughtful tie breaking). We enhance the specification adding a function Warnsdorff_Get_Tour. This enhancement of the package Knights_Tour will also be used for the task [[Solve a Holy Knight's tour#Ada]]. The specification of Warnsdorff_Get_Tour is the following.
<syntaxhighlight lang="ada">
function Warnsdorff_Get_Tour(Start_X, Start_Y: Index; Scene: Tour := Empty)
return Tour;
-- uses Warnsdorff heurisitic to find a tour faster
-- same interface as Get_Tour</
Its implementation is as follows.
<
return Tour is
Done: Boolean;
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end if;
return Visited;
end Warnsdorff_Get_Tour;</
The modification for the main program is trivial:
<
procedure Test_Fast is
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begin
KT.Tour_IO(KT.Warnsdorff_Get_Tour(1, 1));
end Test_Fast;</
This works still well for somewhat larger sizes:
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=={{header|ALGOL 68}}==
{{works with|ALGOL 68G|Any - tested with release 2.8.win32}}
<
# If there are multiple choices, backtrack if the first choice doesn't #
# find a solution #
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FI
)</
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<pre>
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</pre>
=={{header|ATS}}==
<
Find Knight’s Tours.
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val _ = make_and_fprint_tours (stdout_ref, 8, 8, i, j, max_tours,
closed_only)
}</
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=={{header|AutoHotkey}}==
{{libheader|GDIP}}
<
#NoEnv
SetBatchLines, -1
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If (A_Gui = 1)
PostMessage, 0xA1, 2
}</
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For start at b3
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=={{header|AWK}}==
<syntaxhighlight lang="awk">
# syntax: GAWK -f KNIGHTS_TOUR.AWK [-v sr=x] [-v sc=x]
#
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}
}
</syntaxhighlight>
<p>output:</p>
<pre>
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</pre>
=={{header|
==={{header|ANSI BASIC}}===
{{trans|BBC BASIC}}
[[File:Knights_Tour.gif|right]]
{{works with|Decimal BASIC}}
ANSI BASIC does not allow function parameters to be passed by reference, so X and Y were made global variables.
<syntaxhighlight lang="basic">100 DECLARE EXTERNAL FUNCTION choosemove
110 !
120 RANDOMIZE
130 PUBLIC NUMERIC X, Y, TRUE, FALSE
140 LET TRUE = -1
150 LET FALSE = 0
160 !
170 SET WINDOW 1,512,1,512
180 SET AREA COLOR "black"
190 FOR x=0 TO 512-128 STEP 128
200 FOR y=0 TO 512-128 STEP 128
210 PLOT AREA:x+64,y;x+128,y;x+128,y+64;x+64,y+64
220 PLOT AREA:x,y+64;x+64,y+64;x+64,y+128;x,y+128
230 NEXT y
240 NEXT x
250 !
260 SET LINE COLOR "red"
270 SET LINE WIDTH 6
280 !
290 PUBLIC NUMERIC Board(0 TO 7,0 TO 7)
300 LET X = 0
310 LET Y = 0
320 LET Total = 0
330 DO
340 LET Board(X,Y) = TRUE
350 PLOT LINES: X*64+32,Y*64+32;
360 LET Total = Total + 1
370 LOOP UNTIL choosemove(X, Y) = FALSE
380 IF Total <> 64 THEN STOP
390 END
400 !
410 EXTERNAL FUNCTION choosemove(X1, Y1)
420 DECLARE EXTERNAL SUB trymove
430 LET M = 9
440 CALL trymove(X1+1, Y1+2, M, newx, newy)
450 CALL trymove(X1+1, Y1-2, M, newx, newy)
460 CALL trymove(X1-1, Y1+2, M, newx, newy)
470 CALL trymove(X1-1, Y1-2, M, newx, newy)
480 CALL trymove(X1+2, Y1+1, M, newx, newy)
490 CALL trymove(X1+2, Y1-1, M, newx, newy)
500 CALL trymove(X1-2, Y1+1, M, newx, newy)
510 CALL trymove(X1-2, Y1-1, M, newx, newy)
520 IF M=9 THEN
530 LET choosemove = FALSE
540 EXIT FUNCTION
550 END IF
560 LET X = newx
570 LET Y = newy
580 LET choosemove = TRUE
590 END FUNCTION
600 !
610 EXTERNAL SUB trymove(X, Y, M, newx, newy)
620 !
630 DECLARE EXTERNAL FUNCTION validmove
640 IF validmove(X,Y) = 0 THEN EXIT SUB
650 IF validmove(X+1,Y+2) <> 0 THEN LET N = N + 1
660 IF validmove(X+1,Y-2) <> 0 THEN LET N = N + 1
670 IF validmove(X-1,Y+2) <> 0 THEN LET N = N + 1
680 IF validmove(X-1,Y-2) <> 0 THEN LET N = N + 1
690 IF validmove(X+2,Y+1) <> 0 THEN LET N = N + 1
700 IF validmove(X+2,Y-1) <> 0 THEN LET N = N + 1
710 IF validmove(X-2,Y+1) <> 0 THEN LET N = N + 1
720 IF validmove(X-2,Y-1) <> 0 THEN LET N = N + 1
730 IF N>M THEN EXIT SUB
740 IF N=M AND RND<.5 THEN EXIT SUB
750 LET M = N
760 LET newx = X
770 LET newy = Y
780 END SUB
790 !
800 EXTERNAL FUNCTION validmove(X,Y)
810 LET validmove = FALSE
820 IF X<0 OR X>7 OR Y<0 OR Y>7 THEN EXIT FUNCTION
830 IF Board(X,Y)=FALSE THEN LET validmove = TRUE
840 END FUNCTION</syntaxhighlight>
==={{header|BBC BASIC}}===
{{works with|BBC BASIC for Windows}}
[[Image:knights_tour_bbc.gif|right]]
<
VDU 23,23,4;0;0;0;
OFF
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DEF FNvalidmove(X%,Y%)
IF X%<0 OR X%>7 OR Y%<0 OR Y%>7 THEN = FALSE
= NOT(Board%(X%,Y%))</
=={{header|Bracmat}}==
<
= validmoves WarnsdorffSort algebraicNotation init solve
, x y fieldsToVisit
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$ (algebraicNotation$(solve$((!x.!y).!fieldsToVisit)))
)
& out$(knightsTour$a1);</
<pre>a1 b3 a5 b7 d8 f7 h8 g6 f8 h7 g5 h3 g1 e2 c1 a2 b4 a6 b8 c6 a7 c8 e7 g8 h6 g4 h2 f1 d2 b1 a3 c2 e1 f3 h4 g2 e3 d1 b2 a4 c3 b5 d4 f5 d6 c4 e5 d3 f2 h1 g3 e4 c5 d7 b6 a8 c7 d5 f4 e6 g7 e8 f6 h5</pre>
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The following draws on console the progress of the horsie. Specify board size on commandline, or use default 8.
<
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
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return 0;
}</
=={{header|C sharp}}==
<
using System.Collections.Generic;
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}
}
}</
=={{header|C++}}==
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Uses Warnsdorff's rule and (iterative) backtracking if that fails.
<
#include <iomanip>
#include <array>
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cout << b3 << endl;
return 0;
}</
Output:
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This interactive program will ask for a starting case in algebraic notation and, also, whether a closed tour is desired. Each next move is selected according to Warnsdorff's rule; ties are broken at random.
The closed tour algorithm is quite crude: just find tours over and
This code is quite verbose: I tried to make it easy for myself and for
For some reason, the interactive part does not work with
<
;;; Solving the knight's tour. ;;;
;;; Warnsdorff's rule with random tie break. ;;;
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(prompt)
(main)</
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<pre>Starting case (leave blank for random)? a8
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=={{header|Clojure}}==
Using warnsdorff's rule
<syntaxhighlight lang="clojure">
(defn isin? [x li]
(not= [] (filter #(= x %) li)))
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(let [np (next-move mov pmoves n)]
(recur (conj mov np) (inc x)))))))
</syntaxhighlight>
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<pre>
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=={{header|CoffeeScript}}==
This algorithm finds 100,000 distinct solutions to the 8x8 problem in about 30 seconds. It precomputes knight moves up front, so it turns into a pure graph traversal problem. The program uses iteration and backtracking to find solutions.
<
graph_tours = (graph, max_num_solutions) ->
# graph is an array of arrays
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illustrate_knights_tour tours[0], BOARD_WIDTH
illustrate_knights_tour tours.pop(), BOARD_WIDTH
</syntaxhighlight>
output
<syntaxhighlight lang="text">
> time coffee knight.coffee
100000 tours found (showing first and last)
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user 0m25.656s
sys 0m0.253s
</syntaxhighlight>
=={{header|D}}==
===Fast Version===
{{trans|C++}}
<
std.conv, std.typecons, std.typetuple;
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writeln();
}
}</
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===Shorter Version===
{{trans|Haskell}}
<
alias Square = Tuple!(int,"x", int,"y");
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const board = iota(1, 9).cartesianProduct(iota(1, 9)).map!Square.array;
writefln("%(%-(%s -> %)\n%)", board.knightTour([sq]).map!toAlg.chunks(8));
}</
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<pre>e5 -> d7 -> b8 -> a6 -> b4 -> a2 -> c1 -> b3
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d6 -> e4 -> c5 -> d3 -> e1 -> g2 -> h4 -> f5
d4 -> e2 -> f4 -> e6 -> g5 -> f3 -> g1 -> h3</pre>
=={{header|Delphi}}==
{{works with|Delphi|6.0}}
{{libheader|Forms,Types,SysUtils,Graphics,ExtCtrls}}
[[File:DelphiKnightsTour.png|thumb|none]]
Brute force method. Takes a long time for most solutions, so some optimization should be used. However, it has nice graphics.
<syntaxhighlight lang="Delphi">
{ These routines would normally be in a library,
but are presented here for clarity }
function PointAdd(V1,V2: TPoint): TPoint;
{Add V1 and V2}
begin
Result.X:= V1.X+V2.X;
Result.Y:= V1.Y+V2.Y;
end;
const KnightMoves: array [0..7] of TPoint = (
(X: 2; Y:1),(X: 2; Y:-1),
(X:-2; Y:1),(X:-2; Y:-1),
(X:1; Y: 2),(X:-1; Y: 2),
(X:1; Y:-2),(X:-1; Y:-2));
var Board: array [0..7,0..7] of boolean;
var Path: array of TPoint;
var CellSize,BoardSize: integer;
var CurPos: TPoint;
var BestPath: integer;
{-------------------------------------------------------------}
procedure DrawBestPath(Image: TImage);
begin
Image.Canvas.TextOut(BoardSize+5,5, IntToStr(BestPath));
end;
procedure PushPath(P: TPoint);
begin
SetLength(Path,Length(Path)+1);
Path[High(Path)]:=P;
if Length(Path)>BestPath then BestPath:=Length(Path);
end;
function PopPath: TPoint;
begin
if Length(Path)<1 then exit;
Result:=Path[High(Path)];
SetLength(Path,Length(Path)-1);
end;
procedure ClearPath;
begin
SetLength(Path,0);
end;
{-------- Routines to draw chess board and path --------------}
function GetCellCenter(P: TPoint): TPoint;
{Get pixel position of the center of cell}
begin
Result.X:=CellSize div 2 + CellSize * P.X;
Result.Y:=CellSize div 2 + CellSize * P.Y;
end;
procedure DrawPoint(Canvas: TCanvas; P: TPoint);
{Draw a point on the board}
begin
Canvas.Pen.Color:=clYellow;
Canvas.MoveTo(P.X-1,P.Y-1);
Canvas.LineTo(P.X+1,P.Y+1);
Canvas.MoveTo(P.X+1,P.Y-1);
Canvas.LineTo(P.X-1,P.Y+1);
end;
procedure DrawPathLine(Canvas: TCanvas; P1,P2: TPoint);
{Draw the path line}
var PS1,PS2: TPoint;
begin
PS1:=GetCellCenter(P1);
PS2:=GetCellCenter(P2);
Canvas.Pen.Width:=5;
Canvas.Pen.Color:=clRed;
Canvas.MoveTo(PS1.X,PS1.Y);
Canvas.LineTo(PS2.X,PS2.Y);
DrawPoint(Canvas,PS1);
DrawPoint(Canvas,PS2);
end;
procedure DrawPath(Canvas: TCanvas);
{Draw all points on the path}
var I: integer;
begin
for I:=0 to High(Path)-1 do
begin
DrawPathLine(Canvas, Path[I],Path[I+1]);
end;
end;
procedure DrawBoard(Canvas: TCanvas);
{Draw the chess board}
var R,R2: TRect;
var X,Y: integer;
var Color: TColor;
begin
Canvas.Pen.Color:=clBlack;
R:=Rect(0,0,BoardSize,BoardSize);
Canvas.Rectangle(R);
R:=Rect(0,0,CellSize,CellSize);
for Y:=0 to High(Board[0]) do
for X:=0 to High(Board) do
begin
R2:=R;
if ((X+Y) mod 2)=0 then Color:=clWhite
else Color:=clBlack;
Canvas.Brush.Color:=Color;
OffsetRect(R2,X * CellSize, Y * CellSize);
Canvas.Rectangle(R2);
end;
DrawPath(Canvas);
end;
function AllVisited: boolean;
{Test if all squares have been visit by path}
var X,Y: integer;
begin
Result:=False;
for Y:=0 to High(Board[0]) do
for X:=0 to High(Board) do
if not Board[X,Y] then exit;
Result:=True;
end;
procedure ClearBoard;
{Clear all board positions}
var X,Y: integer;
begin
for Y:=0 to High(Board[0]) do
for X:=0 to High(Board) do
Board[X,Y]:=False;
end;
function IsValidMove(Pos,Move: TPoint): boolean;
{Test if potential move is valid}
var NP: TPoint;
begin
Result:=False;
NP:=PointAdd(Pos,Move);
if (NP.X<0) or (NP.X>High(Board)) or
(NP.Y<0) or (NP.Y>High(Board[0])) then exit;
if Board[NP.X,NP.Y] then exit;
Result:=True;
end;
procedure ConfigureScreen(Image: TImage);
{Configure screen size}
begin
if Image.Width<Image.Height then BoardSize:=Image.Width
else BoardSize:=Image.Height;
CellSize:=BoardSize div 8;
end;
procedure SetPosition(Image: TImage; P: TPoint; Value: boolean);
{Set a new position by adding it to path}
{Marking position as used and redrawing board}
begin
if Value then PushPath(P)
else P:=PopPath;
Board[P.X,P.Y]:=Value;
DrawBoard(Image.Canvas);
DrawBestPath(Image);
Image.Repaint;
end;
procedure TryAllMoves(Image: TImage; Pos: TPoint);
{Recursively try all moves}
var I: integer;
var NewPos: TPoint;
begin
SetPosition(Image,Pos,True);
if AllVisited then exit;
for I:=0 to High(KnightMoves) do
begin
if AbortFlag then Exit;
if IsValidMove(Pos,KnightMoves[I]) then
begin
NewPos:=PointAdd(Pos,KnightMoves[I]);
TryAllMoves(Image,NewPos);
end;
end;
SetPosition(Image,Pos,False);
Application.ProcessMessages;
end;
procedure DoKnightsTour(Image: TImage);
{Solve Knights tour by testing all paths}
begin
BestPath:=0;
ConfigureScreen(Image);
ClearPath;
ClearBoard;
DrawBoard(Image.Canvas);
TryAllMoves(Image, Point(0,0));
end;
</syntaxhighlight>
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<pre>
</pre>
=={{header|EchoLisp}}==
The algorithm uses iterative backtracking and Warnsdorff's heuristic. It can output closed or non-closed tours.
<
(require 'plot)
(define *knight-moves*
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(play starter 0 starter (dim n) wants-open)
(catch (hit mess) (show-steps n wants-open))))
</syntaxhighlight>
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<
(k-tour 8 0 #f)
♞-closed-tour: 66 tries.
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79 76 83 18 91 74 137 16 169 72 153 14 167 70 157 12 63 68 55 10
82 19 80 75 84 17 92 73 152 15 168 71 154 13 62 69 54 11 52 67
</syntaxhighlight>
;Plotting:
64 shades of gray. We plot the move sequence in shades of gray, from black to white. The starting square is red. The ending square is green. One can observe that the squares near the border are played first (dark squares).
<
(define (step-color x y n last-one)
(letrec ((sq (square (floor x) (floor y) n))
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(define ( k-plot n)
(plot-rgb (lambda (x y) (step-color x y n (dim n))) (- n epsilon) (- n epsilon)))
</syntaxhighlight>
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=={{header|Elixir}}==
{{trans|Ruby}}
<
import Integer, only: [is_odd: 1]
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Board.knight_tour(4,9,1,1)
Board.knight_tour(5,5,1,2)
Board.knight_tour(12,12,2,2)</
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=={{header|Elm}}==
<
import Browser exposing (element)
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, subscriptions = subscriptions
}
</syntaxhighlight>
Link to live demo: https://dmcbane.github.io/knights-tour/
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=={{header|Erlang}}==
Again I use backtracking. It seemed easier this time.
<syntaxhighlight lang="erlang">
-module( knights_tour ).
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next_moves_row( 8 ) -> [6, 7];
next_moves_row( N ) -> [N - 2, N - 1, N + 1, N + 2].
</syntaxhighlight>
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<pre>
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=={{header|ERRE}}==
Taken from ERRE distribution disk. Comments are in Italian.
<syntaxhighlight lang="erre">
! **********************************************************************
! * *
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UNTIL A$<>""
END PROGRAM
</syntaxhighlight>
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<pre> *** LA GALOPPATA DEL CAVALIERE ***
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=={{header|FreeBASIC}}==
<
Dim Shared As Integer tamano, xc, yc, nm
Dim As Integer f, qm, nmov, n = 0
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Sleep
End
</syntaxhighlight>
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[https://www.dropbox.com/s/s3bpwechpoueum4/Knights%20Tour%20FreeBasic.png?dl=0 Knights Tour FreeBasic image]
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=={{header|Fōrmulæ}}==
{{FormulaeEntry|page=https://formulae.org/?script=examples/Knight%27s_tour}}
=={{header|Fortran}}==
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{{works with|gfortran|11.2.1}}
{{works with|f2c}}
<
C
C Find Knight’s Tours.
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end
C-----------------------------------------------------------------------</
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$ echo "c5 2 T" | ./knights_tour
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===
{{works with|gfortran|11.2.1}}
{{trans|ATS}}
<syntaxhighlight lang="fortran">!-----------------------------------------------------------------------
!
! Find Knight’s Tours.
!
! Using Warnsdorff’s heuristic, find multiple solutions.
! Optionally accept only closed tours.
!
! This program is migrated from my implementation for
! cannot do so), it uses a recursive call.
!
!
!
! Usage examples:
!
! One tour starting at a1, either open or closed:
!
!
! No more than 2000 closed tours starting at c5:
!
! echo "c5 2000 T" | ./knights_tour
!
!-----------------------------------------------------------------------
program
implicit none
character
integer inp__istart
integer
integer inp__max_tours
logical inp__closed
read (*,*)
call alg2ij (
call
contains
subroutine main (istart, jstart, max_tours, closed)
integer, intent(in) :: istart, jstart ! The starting position.
integer, intent(in) :: max_tours ! The max. no. of tours to print.
logical, intent(in) :: closed ! Closed tours only?
integer board(1:8,1:8)
integer num_tours_printed
num_tours_printed = 0
call init_board (board)
call explore (board, 1, istart, jstart, max_tours, &
& num_tours_printed, closed)
end subroutine main
recursive subroutine explore (board, n, i, j, max_tours, &
! Recursively the space of 'Warnsdorffian' knight’s paths, looking
! for and printing complete tours.
integer, intent(inout) :: board(1:8,1:8)
integer, intent(in) :: n
integer, intent(in) :: i, j
integer, intent(in) :: max_tours
integer, intent(inout) :: num_tours_printed
logical, intent(in) :: closed
integer imove(1:8)
integer jmove(1:8)
if (num_tours_printed < max_tours .and. n /= 0) then
if (is_good_move (i, j)) then
call mkmove (board, i, j, n)
if (n == 63) then
call find_possible_moves (board, i, j, imove, jmove)
call try_last_move (board, n + 1, imove(1), jmove(1), &
& num_tours_printed, closed)
call try_last_move (board, n + 1, imove(2), jmove(2), &
& num_tours_printed, closed)
call try_last_move (board, n + 1, imove(3), jmove(3), &
& num_tours_printed, closed)
call try_last_move (board, n + 1, imove(4), jmove(4), &
& num_tours_printed, closed)
call try_last_move (board, n + 1, imove(5), jmove(5), &
& num_tours_printed, closed)
call try_last_move (board, n + 1, imove(6), jmove(6), &
& num_tours_printed, closed)
call try_last_move (board, n + 1, imove(7), jmove(7), &
& num_tours_printed, closed)
call try_last_move (board, n + 1, imove(8), jmove(8), &
& num_tours_printed, closed)
else
call find_next_moves (board, n, i, j, imove, jmove)
do k = 1, 8
if (is_good_move (imove(k), jmove(k))) then
!
! Here is the recursive call.
!
call explore (board, n + 1, imove(k), jmove(k), &
& max_tours, num_tours_printed, closed)
end if
end do
end if
call unmove (board, i, j)
end if
end if
end subroutine explore
subroutine try_last_move (board, n, i, j, num_tours_printed, closed)
integer, intent(inout) :: board(1:8,1:8)
integer, intent(in) :: n
integer, intent(in) :: i, j
integer, intent(inout) :: num_tours_printed
logical, intent(in) :: closed
integer ipos(1:64)
integer jpos(1:64)
integer numpos
integer idiff
integer jdiff
if (is_good_move (i, j)) then
call mkmove (board, i, j, n)
if (.not. closed) then
num_tours_printed = num_tours_printed + 1
call print_tour (board, num_tours_printed)
else
call board2positions (board, ipos, jpos, numpos)
idiff = abs (i - ipos(1))
jdiff = abs (j - jpos(1))
if ((idiff == 1 .and. jdiff == 2) .or. &
(idiff == 2 .and. jdiff == 1)) then
num_tours_printed = num_tours_printed + 1
call print_tour (board, num_tours_printed)
end if
end if
call unmove (board, i, j)
end if
end subroutine try_last_move
subroutine init_board (board)
! Initialize a chessboard with empty squares.
integer, intent(out) :: board(1:8,1:8)
integer i, j
do j = 1, 8
do i = 1, 8
board(i, j) = -1
end do
end do
end subroutine init_board
subroutine mkmove (board,
integer, intent(inout) :: board(1:8, 1:8)
integer,
integer,
end subroutine mkmove
subroutine unmove (board, i, j)
! Unmake a mkmove.
integer, intent(inout) :: board(1:8, 1:8)
integer, intent(in) :: i, j
board(i, j) = -1
end subroutine unmove
function is_good_move (i, j)
logical is_good_move
integer,
is_good_move = (i /= -1 .and. j /= -1)
end function is_good_move
subroutine print_tour (board, num_tours_printed)
! Print a knight's tour.
integer, intent(in) :: board(1:8,1:8)
integer, intent(in) :: num_tours_printed
write (*, '("Tour number ", I0)') num_tours_printed
call print_moves (board)
call print_board (board)
write (*, '()')
end subroutine print_tour
subroutine print_board (board)
! Print a chessboard with the move number in each square.
integer, intent(in) :: board(1:8,1:8)
integer i, j
do i = 8, 1, -1
write (*, '(" ", 8("+----"), "+")')
write (*, '(I2, " ", 8(" | ", I2), " | ")') &
i, (board(i, j), j = 1, 8)
end do
write (*, '(" ", 8("+----"), "+")')
write (*, '(" ", 8(" ", A1))') &
'a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', 'f', 'g', 'h'
end subroutine print_board
subroutine print_moves (board)
! Print the moves of a knight's path, in algebraic notation.
integer, intent(in) :: board(1:8,1:8)
integer ipos(1:64)
integer jpos(1:64)
integer numpos
character(len = 2) alg(1:64)
integer columns(1:8)
integer k
integer m
character(len = 72) lines(1:8)
call board2positions (board, ipos, jpos, numpos)
! Convert the positions to algebraic notation.
do k = 1, numpos
call ij2alg (ipos(k), jpos(k), alg(k))
end do
! Fill lines with algebraic notations.
do m = 1, 8
columns(m) = 1
end do
m = 1
do k = 1, numpos
lines(m)(columns(m) : columns(m) + 1) = alg(k)(1:2)
columns(m) = columns(m) + 2
if (k /= numpos) then
lines(m)(columns(m) : columns(m) + 3) = " -> "
columns(m) = columns(m) + 4
else if (numpos == 64 .and. &
((abs (ipos(numpos) - ipos(1)) == 2 &
.and. abs (jpos(numpos) - jpos(1)) == 1) .or. &
((abs (ipos(numpos) - ipos(1)) == 1 &
.and. abs (jpos(numpos) - jpos(1)) == 2)))) then
lines(m)(columns(m) : columns(m) + 8) = " -> cycle"
columns(m) = columns(m) + 9
endif
if (mod (k, 8) == 0) m = m + 1
end do
! Print the lines that have stuff in them.
do m = 1, 8
if (columns(m) /= 1) then
write (*, '(A)') lines(m)(1 : columns(m) - 1)
end if
end do
end subroutine print_moves
function is_closed (board)
! Is a board a closed tour?
logical is_closed
integer board(1:8,1:8)
integer ipos(1:64) ! The i-positions in order.
integer jpos(1:64) ! The j-positions in order.
integer numpos ! The number of positions so far.
call board2positions (board, ipos, jpos, numpos)
is_closed = (numpos == 64 .and. &
((abs (ipos(numpos) - ipos(1)) == 2 &
.and. abs (jpos(numpos) - jpos(1)) == 1) .or. &
((abs (ipos(numpos) - ipos(1)) == 1 &
.and. abs (jpos(numpos) - jpos(1)) == 2))))
end function is_closed
subroutine board2positions (board, ipos, jpos, numpos)
! Convert from a board to a list of board positions.
integer, intent(in) :: board(1:8,1:8)
integer, intent(out) :: ipos(1:64) ! The i-positions in order.
integer, intent(out) :: jpos(1:64) ! The j-positions in order.
integer, intent(out) :: numpos ! The number of positions so far.
integer i, j
numpos = 0
do
if (board(i, j) /= -1) then
numpos = max (board(i, j), numpos)
ipos(board(i, j)) = i
jpos(board(i, j)) = j
end if
end do
end subroutine board2positions
subroutine find_next_moves (board, n, i, j, imove, jmove)
! Find possible next moves. Prune and sort the moves according to
! Warnsdorff's heuristic, keeping only those that have the minimum
! number of legal following moves.
integer, intent(inout) :: board(1:8,1:8)
integer, intent(in) :: n
integer, intent(in) :: i, j
integer, intent(inout) :: imove(1:8)
integer, intent(inout) :: jmove(1:8)
integer w1, w2, w3, w4, w5, w6, w7, w8
integer w
call find_possible_moves (board, i, j, imove, jmove)
call count_following (board, n + 1, imove(1), jmove(1), w1)
call count_following (board, n + 1, imove(2), jmove(2), w2)
call count_following (board, n + 1, imove(3), jmove(3), w3)
call count_following (board, n + 1, imove(4), jmove(4), w4)
call count_following (board, n + 1, imove(5), jmove(5), w5)
call count_following (board, n + 1, imove(6), jmove(6), w6)
call count_following (board, n + 1, imove(7), jmove(7), w7)
call count_following (board, n + 1, imove(8), jmove(8), w8)
w = pick_w (w1, w2, w3, w4, w5, w6, w7, w8)
if (w == 0) then
call
call
call
call
call disable (imove(5), jmove(5))
call disable (imove(6), jmove(6))
call disable (imove(7), jmove(7))
call disable (imove(8), jmove(8))
else
if (w /= w1) call disable (imove(1), jmove(1))
if (w /= w2) call disable (imove(2), jmove(2))
if (w /= w3) call disable (imove(3), jmove(3))
if (w /= w4) call disable (imove(4), jmove(4))
if (w /= w5) call disable (imove(5), jmove(5))
if (w /= w6) call disable (imove(6), jmove(6))
if (w /= w7) call disable (imove(7), jmove(7))
if (w /= w8) call disable (imove(8), jmove(8))
end if
end subroutine find_next_moves
subroutine count_following (board, n, i, j, w)
! Count the number of moves possible after an nth move.
integer, intent(inout) :: board(1:8,1:8)
integer, intent(in) :: n
integer, intent(in) :: i, j
integer, intent(out) :: w
integer
integer
if (is_good_move (i, j)) then
call mkmove (board, i, j, n)
call find_possible_moves (board, i, j, imove, jmove)
w = 0
if (is_good_move (imove(1), jmove(1))) w = w + 1
if (is_good_move (imove(2), jmove(2))) w = w + 1
if (is_good_move (imove(3), jmove(3))) w = w + 1
if (is_good_move (imove(4), jmove(4))) w = w + 1
if (is_good_move (imove(5), jmove(5))) w = w + 1
if (is_good_move (imove(6), jmove(6))) w = w + 1
if (is_good_move (imove(7), jmove(7))) w = w + 1
if (is_good_move (imove(8), jmove(8))) w = w + 1
call unmove (board, i, j)
else
! The nth move itself is impossible.
w = 0
end if
end subroutine count_following
function pick_w (w1, w2, w3, w4, w5, w6, w7, w8) result (w)
! From w1..w8, pick out the least nonzero value (or zero if they
! all equal zero).
integer, intent(in) :: w1, w2, w3, w4, w5, w6, w7, w8
integer w
w = 0
w = pick_w1 (w, w1)
w = pick_w1 (w, w2)
w = pick_w1 (w, w3)
w = pick_w1 (w, w4)
w = pick_w1 (w, w5)
w = pick_w1 (w, w6)
w = pick_w1 (w, w7)
w = pick_w1 (w, w8)
end function pick_w
function pick_w1 (u, v)
! A small function used by pick_w.
integer pick_w1
integer, intent(in) :: u, v
if (v == 0) then
pick_w1 = u
else if (u == 0) then
pick_w1 = v
else
pick_w1 = min (u, v)
end if
end function pick_w1
subroutine find_possible_moves (board, i, j, imove, jmove)
! Find moves that are possible from a position.
integer, intent(in) :: board(1:8,1:8)
integer, intent(in) :: i, j
integer, intent(out) :: imove(1:8)
integer, intent(out) :: jmove(1:8)
call trymov (board, i + 1, j + 2, imove(1), jmove(1))
call trymov (board, i + 2, j + 1, imove(2), jmove(2))
call trymov (board, i + 1, j - 2, imove(3), jmove(3))
call trymov (board, i + 2, j - 1, imove(4), jmove(4))
call trymov (board, i - 1, j + 2, imove(5), jmove(5))
call trymov (board, i - 2, j + 1, imove(6), jmove(6))
call trymov (board, i - 1, j - 2, imove(7), jmove(7))
call trymov (board, i - 2, j - 1, imove(8), jmove(8))
end subroutine find_possible_moves
subroutine
! Try a move to square (i, j).
integer, intent(in) :: board(1:8,1:8)
integer, intent(in) :: i,
integer,
call disable (imove, jmove)
if (1 <= i .and. i <= 8 .and. 1 <= j .and. j <= 8) then
if (square_is_empty (board, i, j)) then
call enable (i, j, imove, jmove)
end if
end if
end subroutine trymov
function square_is_empty (board, i, j)
logical square_is_empty
integer, intent(in) :: board(1:8,1:8)
integer, intent(in) :: i, j
square_is_empty = (board(i, j) == -1)
end function square_is_empty
subroutine enable (i, j, imove, jmove)
! Enable a potential move.
integer, intent(in) :: i,
integer, intent(inout) :: imove, jmove
imove = i
jmove = j
end subroutine enable
subroutine disable (imove, jmove)
! Disable a potential move.
integer, intent(out) :: imove, jmove
imove = -1
jmove = -1
end subroutine disable
subroutine alg2ij (alg, i, j)
! Convert, for instance, 'c5' to i=3,j=5.
character(len = 2), intent(in) :: alg
integer, intent(out) ::
if (
if (alg(1:1) == 'b') j = 2
if (alg(1:1) == 'd') j = 4
if (alg(1:1) == 'e') j = 5
if (alg(1:1) == 'g') j = 7
if (alg(1:1) == 'h') j = 8
if (alg(2:2) == '1') i = 1
if (alg(2:2) == '2') i = 2
if (alg(2:2) == '3') i = 3
if (alg(2:2) == '4') i = 4
if (alg(2:2) == '5') i = 5
if (alg(2:2) == '6') i = 6
if (alg(2:2) == '7') i = 7
if (alg(2:2) == '8') i = 8
end subroutine alg2ij
subroutine
! Convert, for instance, i=3,j=5 to 'c5'.
integer,
character(len = 2), intent(out) :: alg
character alg1
character alg2
if (j == 1) alg1 = 'a'
if (j == 2) alg1 = 'b'
if (j == 3) alg1 = 'c'
if (j == 4) alg1 = 'd'
if (j == 5) alg1 = 'e'
if (j == 6) alg1 = 'f'
if (j == 7) alg1 = 'g'
if (j == 8) alg1 = 'h'
if (i == 1) alg2 = '1'
if (i == 2) alg2 = '2'
if (i == 3) alg2 = '3'
if (i == 4) alg2 = '4'
if (i == 5) alg2 = '5'
if (i == 6) alg2 = '6'
if (i == 7) alg2 = '7'
if (i == 8) alg2 = '8'
alg(1:1) = alg1
alg(2:2) = alg2
end subroutine ij2alg
end program
{{out}}
$ echo "c5 2 T" | ./knights_tour
<pre>
</pre>
Line 5,617 ⟶ 5,760:
{{works with|gfortran|11.2.1}}
(This one is ''not'' a translation of my ATS implementation. I wrote it earlier.)
<
!!! Find a Knight’s Tour.
!!!
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end if
end do
end program knights_tour_main</
$ ./knights_tour a1 b2 c3
Line 5,974 ⟶ 6,117:
=={{header|Go}}==
===Warnsdorf's rule===
<
import (
Line 6,081 ⟶ 6,224:
}
return true
}</
{{out}}
<pre>
Line 6,094 ⟶ 6,237:
</pre>
===Ant colony===
<
by Philip Hingston and Graham Kendal,
PDF at http://www.cs.nott.ac.uk/~gxk/papers/cec05knights.pdf. */
Line 6,285 ⟶ 6,428:
tourCh <- moves
}
}</
Output:
<pre>
Line 6,301 ⟶ 6,444:
=={{header|Haskell}}==
<
import Data.Char (chr, ord)
import Data.List (intercalate, minimumBy, sort, (\\))
Line 6,362 ⟶ 6,505:
printTour tour = do
putStrLn $ intercalate " -> " $ take 8 tour
printTour $ drop 8 tour</
{{Out}}
<pre>e5 -> f7 -> h8 -> g6 -> h4 -> g2 -> e1 -> f3
Line 6,380 ⟶ 6,523:
The algorithm doesn't always generate a complete tour.
<
procedure main(A)
Line 6,480 ⟶ 6,623:
}
every write(hdr2|hdr1|&null)
end</
The following can be used when debugging to validate the board structure and to image the available moves on the board.
<
write("Board size=",B.N)
write("Available Moves at start of tour:", ImageMovesTo(B.movesto))
Line 6,493 ⟶ 6,636:
every s ||:= " " || (!sort(movesto[k])|"\n")
return s
end</
Line 6,545 ⟶ 6,688:
'''Solution:'''<br>
[[j:Essays/Knight's Tour|The Knight's tour essay on the Jwiki]] shows a couple of solutions including one using [[wp:Knight's_tour#Warnsdorff.27s_algorithm|Warnsdorffs algorithm]].
<
kmoves=: monad define
t=. (>,{;~i.y) +"1/ _2]\2 1 2 _1 1 2 1 _2 _1 2 _1 _2 _2 1 _2 _1
Line 6,561 ⟶ 6,704:
assert. ~:p
(,~y)$/:p
)</
'''Example Use:'''
<
0 25 14 23 28 49 12 31
15 22 27 50 13 30 63 48
Line 6,585 ⟶ 6,728:
555 558 553 778 563 570 775 780 785 772 1000...
100 551 556 561 102 777 572 771 104 781 57...
557 554 101 552 571 562 103 776 573 770 10...</
=={{header|Java}}==
{{Works with|Java|7}}
<
public class KnightsTour {
Line 6,686 ⟶ 6,829:
}
}
}</
<pre>34 17 20 3 36 7 22 5
19 2 35 40 21 4 37 8
Line 6,697 ⟶ 6,840:
===More efficient non-trackback solution===
{{Works with|Java|8}}
<syntaxhighlight lang="text">
package com.knight.tour;
import java.util.ArrayList;
Line 6,856 ⟶ 6,999:
}
}
</syntaxhighlight>
<pre>
Found a path for 8 X 8 chess board.
Line 6,873 ⟶ 7,016:
You can test it [http://paulo-jorente.de/webgames/repos/knightsTour/ here].
<
class KnightTour {
constructor() {
Line 7,089 ⟶ 7,232:
}
new KnightTour();
</syntaxhighlight>
To test it, you'll need an index.html
<pre>
Line 7,159 ⟶ 7,302:
A composition of values, drawing on generic abstractions:
{{Trans|Haskell}}
<
'use strict';
Line 7,452 ⟶ 7,595:
// MAIN ---
return main();
})();</
{{Out}}
<pre>(Board size 8*8)
Line 7,481 ⟶ 7,624:
=={{header|Julia}}==
Uses the Hidato puzzle solver module, which has its source code listed [[Solve_a_Hidato_puzzle#Julia | here]] in the Hadato task.
<
const chessboard = """
Line 7,499 ⟶ 7,642:
hidatosolve(board, maxmoves, knightmoves, fixed, starts[1][1], starts[1][2], 1)
printboard(board)
</
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Line 7,522 ⟶ 7,665:
{{trans|Haskell}}
<
val board = Array(8 * 8, { Square(it / 8 + 1, it % 8 + 1) })
Line 7,550 ⟶ 7,693:
col = (col + 1) % 8
}
}</
{{out}}
Line 7,566 ⟶ 7,709:
Influenced by the Python version, although computed tours are different.
<
20 input "Board size: ",size
30 input "Start position: ",a$
Line 7,612 ⟶ 7,755:
450 ' skip this move
460 next
470 return</
[[File:Knights tour Locomotive Basic.png]]
=={{header|Lua}}==
<
moves = { {1,-2},{2,-1},{2,1},{1,2},{-1,2},{-2,1},{-2,-1},{-1,-2} }
Line 7,667 ⟶ 7,810:
print( string.format( "%s%d - %s%d", string.sub("ABCDEFGH",last[1],last[1]), last[2], string.sub("ABCDEFGH",lst[i][1],lst[i][1]), lst[i][2] ) )
last = lst[i]
end</
=={{header|M2000 Interpreter}}==
<syntaxhighlight lang="m2000 interpreter">
Function KnightTour$(StartW=1, StartH=1){
def boolean swapH, swapV=True
Line 7,772 ⟶ 7,915:
Clipboard ex$
Report ex$
</syntaxhighlight>
{{out}}
<pre>
Line 7,812 ⟶ 7,955:
d6->f5->e3->c4->e5->c6->d4->f3
</pre>
=={{header|m4}}==
Warnsdorff’s rule, with random tie-breaks. The program keeps trying
until it finds a solution. Running time can vary a lot.
Beware the program writes to a file ‘__random_number__’ in the working directory. (This can be avoided in GNU m4 by using ‘esyscmd’ instead of ‘syscmd’. I do not know how to avoid it in general.)
<syntaxhighlight lang="m4">divert(-1)
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distribute this software, either in source code form or as a compiled
binary, for any purpose, commercial or non-commercial, and by any
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For more information, please refer to <http://unlicense.org/>
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Find a Knight's tour, via Warnsdorff's rule.
For very old or 'Heirloom' m4, you may need to increase the sizes of
internal structures, with, say,
m4 -S 1000 -B 100000 knights_tour.m4
But I would use one of OpenBSD m4, GNU m4, etc., instead.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
dnl Get a random number from 0 to one less than $1.
dnl (Note that this is not a very good RNG. Also it writes a file.)
define(`randnum',
`syscmd(`echo $RANDOM > __random_number__')eval(include(__random_number__) % ( $1 ))')
dnl The left deconstructors for strings.
define(`string_car',`substr($1,0,1)')
define(`string_cdr',`substr($1,1)')
dnl Algebraic notation to 'i0j0', with i the ranks and j the files. Bad
dnl algebraic notation gets tranformed to '99999999'.
define(`alg2ij',
`ifelse($1,`a1',`1010',$1,`a2',`2010',$1,`a3',`3010',$1,`a4',`4010',
$1,`a5',`5010',$1,`a6',`6010',$1,`a7',`7010',$1,`a8',`8010',
$1,`b1',`1020',$1,`b2',`2020',$1,`b3',`3020',$1,`b4',`4020',
$1,`b5',`5020',$1,`b6',`6020',$1,`b7',`7020',$1,`b8',`8020',
$1,`c1',`1030',$1,`c2',`2030',$1,`c3',`3030',$1,`c4',`4030',
$1,`c5',`5030',$1,`c6',`6030',$1,`c7',`7030',$1,`c8',`8030',
$1,`d1',`1040',$1,`d2',`2040',$1,`d3',`3040',$1,`d4',`4040',
$1,`d5',`5040',$1,`d6',`6040',$1,`d7',`7040',$1,`d8',`8040',
$1,`e1',`1050',$1,`e2',`2050',$1,`e3',`3050',$1,`e4',`4050',
$1,`e5',`5050',$1,`e6',`6050',$1,`e7',`7050',$1,`e8',`8050',
$1,`f1',`1060',$1,`f2',`2060',$1,`f3',`3060',$1,`f4',`4060',
$1,`f5',`5060',$1,`f6',`6060',$1,`f7',`7060',$1,`f8',`8060',
$1,`g1',`1070',$1,`g2',`2070',$1,`g3',`3070',$1,`g4',`4070',
$1,`g5',`5070',$1,`g6',`6070',$1,`g7',`7070',$1,`g8',`8070',
$1,`h1',`1080',$1,`h2',`2080',$1,`h3',`3080',$1,`h4',`4080',
$1,`h5',`5080',$1,`h6',`6080',$1,`h7',`7080',$1,`h8',`8080',
`99999999')')
dnl The reverse of alg2ij. Bad 'i0j0' get transformed to 'z0'.
define(`ij2alg',
`ifelse($1,`1010',`a1',$1,`2010',`a2',$1,`3010',`a3',$1,`4010',`a4',
$1,`5010',`a5',$1,`6010',`a6',$1,`7010',`a7',$1,`8010',`a8',
$1,`1020',`b1',$1,`2020',`b2',$1,`3020',`b3',$1,`4020',`b4',
$1,`5020',`b5',$1,`6020',`b6',$1,`7020',`b7',$1,`8020',`b8',
$1,`1030',`c1',$1,`2030',`c2',$1,`3030',`c3',$1,`4030',`c4',
$1,`5030',`c5',$1,`6030',`c6',$1,`7030',`c7',$1,`8030',`c8',
$1,`1040',`d1',$1,`2040',`d2',$1,`3040',`d3',$1,`4040',`d4',
$1,`5040',`d5',$1,`6040',`d6',$1,`7040',`d7',$1,`8040',`d8',
$1,`1050',`e1',$1,`2050',`e2',$1,`3050',`e3',$1,`4050',`e4',
$1,`5050',`e5',$1,`6050',`e6',$1,`7050',`e7',$1,`8050',`e8',
$1,`1060',`f1',$1,`2060',`f2',$1,`3060',`f3',$1,`4060',`f4',
$1,`5060',`f5',$1,`6060',`f6',$1,`7060',`f7',$1,`8060',`f8',
$1,`1070',`g1',$1,`2070',`g2',$1,`3070',`g3',$1,`4070',`g4',
$1,`5070',`g5',$1,`6070',`g6',$1,`7070',`g7',$1,`8070',`g8',
$1,`1080',`h1',$1,`2080',`h2',$1,`3080',`h3',$1,`4080',`h4',
$1,`5080',`h5',$1,`6080',`h6',$1,`7080',`h7',$1,`8080',`h8',
`z0')')
dnl Move a knight from one square to another by an ij-vector. Both input
dnl and output are algebraic notation. If the move is illegal, it comes
dnl out as 'z0'.
define(`move_by',`ij2alg(eval(alg2ij($3) + 1000 * ( $1 ) + 10 * ( $2 )))')
dnl For example, a1d3c5 -> 3
define(`path_length',`eval(len($1) / 2)')
dnl The left deconstructors for paths.
define(`path_car',`substr($1,0,2)')
define(`path_cdr',`substr($1,2)')
dnl The right deconstructors for paths.
define(`path_last',`substr($1,eval(len($1) - 2))')
define(`path_drop_last',`substr($1,0,eval(len($1) - 2))')
dnl Extract the nth position from the path.
define(`path_nth',`substr($1,eval(( $2 ) * 2),2)')
define(`random_move',`path_nth($1,randnum(path_length($1)))')
dnl Is the position $1 contained in the path $2?
define(`path_contains',`ifelse(index($2,$1),-1,0,1)')
dnl Find all moves from position $1 that are not already in
dnl the path $2.
define(`possible_moves',
`ifelse(path_contains(move_by(1,2,$1),$2`'z0),`0',move_by(1,2,$1))`'dnl
ifelse(path_contains(move_by(2,1,$1),$2`'z0),`0',move_by(2,1,$1))`'dnl
ifelse(path_contains(move_by(1,-2,$1),$2`'z0),`0',move_by(1,-2,$1))`'dnl
ifelse(path_contains(move_by(2,-1,$1),$2`'z0),`0',move_by(2,-1,$1))`'dnl
ifelse(path_contains(move_by(-1,2,$1),$2`'z0),`0',move_by(-1,2,$1))`'dnl
ifelse(path_contains(move_by(-2,1,$1),$2`'z0),`0',move_by(-2,1,$1))`'dnl
ifelse(path_contains(move_by(-1,-2,$1),$2`'z0),`0',move_by(-1,-2,$1))`'dnl
ifelse(path_contains(move_by(-2,-1,$1),$2`'z0),`0',move_by(-2,-1,$1))')
dnl Count how many moves can follow each move in $1.
define(`follows_counts',
`ifelse($1,`',`',
`path_length(possible_moves(path_car($1),$2))`'follows_counts(path_cdr($1),$2)')')
dnl Find the smallest positive digit, or zero.
define(`min_positive',
`ifelse($1,`',0,
`pushdef(`min1',min_positive(string_cdr($1)))`'dnl
pushdef(`val1',string_car($1))`'dnl
ifelse(min1,0,val1,
val1,0,min1,
eval(val1 < min1),1,val1,min1)`'dnl
popdef(`min1',`val1')')')
dnl Change everything to zero that is not the minimum positive.
define(`apply_warnsdorff',`_$0(min_positive($1),$1)')
define(`_apply_warnsdorff',
`ifelse($2,`',`',`ifelse(string_car($2),$1,$1,0)`'$0($1,string_cdr($2))')')
dnl Find potential next moves that satisfy Warnsdorff's rule.
define(`warnsdorff_moves',
`pushdef(`moves',`possible_moves($1,$2)')`'dnl
pushdef(`selections',`apply_warnsdorff(follows_counts(moves))')`'dnl
_$0(moves,selections)`'dnl
popdef(`moves',`selections')')
define(`_warnsdorff_moves',
`ifelse($1,`',`',
`ifelse(string_car($2),0,`$0(path_cdr($1),string_cdr($2))',
`path_car($1)`'$0(path_cdr($1),string_cdr($2))')')')
dnl Find potential next moves for the given path.
define(`next_moves',
`ifelse(path_length($1),63,`possible_moves(path_last($1),$1)',
`warnsdorff_moves(path_last($1),$1)')')
define(`find_tour',
`ifelse($2,`',`find_tour($1,$1)',
path_length($2),64,$2,
`pushdef(`moves',next_moves($2))`'dnl
ifelse(moves,`',`find_tour($1)',
`find_tour($1,$2`'random_move(next_moves($2)))')`'dnl
popdef(`moves')')')
divert`'dnl
dnl
find_tour(a1)
find_tour(c5)
find_tour(h8)</syntaxhighlight>
{{out}}
This is just a sample. Outputs are random.
$ m4 knights_tour.m4
<pre>a1c2a3b1d2f1h2g4h6g8e7c8a7b5c7a8b6a4b2d1f2h1g3h5g7e8f6h7f8d7b8a6b4a2c1e2g1h3g5f7h8g6h4g2e1d3c5b7d8e6f4d5c3e4d6f5e3c4a5b3d4c6e5f3
c5b7d8f7h8g6h4g2e1c2a1b3c1a2b4a6b8d7f8h7g5h3g1e2g3h1f2d1b2a4b6a8c7e8g7h5f6g8h6g4h2f1d2b1a3b5a7c8e7d5c3e4d6f5e3c4a5c6d4e6f4d3e5f3
h8g6f8h7g5h3g1e2c1a2b4a6b8d7b6a8c7e8g7h5g3h1f2d1b2a4c5b7a5b3a1c2e1g2h4f3h2f1d2b1a3b5a7c8e7g8h6f7d8e6f4d3e5g4f6d5c3e4d6c4e3f5d4c6</pre>
=={{header|Mathematica}}/{{header|Wolfram Language}}==
'''Solution'''
<
Module[{
vertexLabels = (# -> ToString@c[[Quotient[# - 1, 8] + 1]] <> ToString[Mod[# - 1, 8] + 1]) & /@ Range[64], knightsGraph,
Line 7,822 ⟶ 8,159:
hamiltonianCycle = ((FindHamiltonianCycle[knightsGraph] /. UndirectedEdge -> DirectedEdge) /. labels)[[1]];
end = Cases[hamiltonianCycle, (x_ \[DirectedEdge] start) :> x][[1]];
FindShortestPath[g, start, end]]</
'''Usage'''
<
(* out *)
Line 7,831 ⟶ 8,168:
"c7", "a8", "b6", "c8", "d6", "e4", "d2", "f1", "e3", "d1", "f2", "h1", "g3", "e2", "c1", "d3", "e1", "g2", "h4", "f5", "e7", "d5", \
"f4", "h5", "g7", "e8", "f6", "g8", "h6", "g4", "h2", "f3", "g1", "h3", "g5", "h7", "f8", "d7", "e5", "g6", "h8", "f7"}
</syntaxhighlight>
'''Analysis'''
'''vertexLabels''' replaces the default vertex (i.e. square) names of the chessboard with the standard algebraic names "a1", "a2",...,"h8".
<syntaxhighlight lang="mathematica">
vertexLabels = (# -> ToString@c[[Quotient[# - 1, 8] + 1]] <> ToString[Mod[# - 1, 8] + 1]) & /@ Range[64]
Line 7,847 ⟶ 8,184:
41 -> "f1", 42 -> "f2", 43 -> "f3", 44 -> "f4", 45 -> "f5", 46 -> "f6", 47 -> "f7", 48 -> "f8",
49 -> "g1", 50 -> "g2", 51 -> "g3", 52 -> "g4", 53 -> "g5", 54 -> "g6",55 -> "g7", 56 -> "g8",
57 -> "h1", 58 -> "h2", 59 -> "h3", 60 -> "h4", 61 -> "h5", 62 -> "h6", 63 -> "h7", 64 -> "h8"}</
'''knightsGraph''' creates a graph of the solution space.
<
[[File:KnightsTour-3.png]]
Find a Hamiltonian cycle (a path that visits each square exactly one time.)
<
Find the end square:
<
Find shortest path from the start square to the end square.
<syntaxhighlight lang
=={{header|Mathprog}}==
Line 7,872 ⟶ 8,209:
2. It is possible to specify which square is used for any Knights Move.
<syntaxhighlight lang="text">
/*Knights.mathprog
Line 7,934 ⟶ 8,271:
end;
</syntaxhighlight>
Produces:
<syntaxhighlight lang="text">
GLPSOL: GLPK LP/MIP Solver, v4.47
Parameter(s) specified in the command line:
Line 7,984 ⟶ 8,321:
23 10 21 16 25
Model has been successfully processed
</syntaxhighlight>
and
<syntaxhighlight lang="text">
/*Knights.mathprog
Line 8,053 ⟶ 8,390:
end;
</syntaxhighlight>
Produces:
<syntaxhighlight lang="text">
GLPSOL: GLPK LP/MIP Solver, v4.47
Parameter(s) specified in the command line:
Line 8,122 ⟶ 8,459:
10 55 20 57 12 37 40 1
Model has been successfully processed
</syntaxhighlight>
=={{header|Nim}}==
Line 8,130 ⟶ 8,467:
We have added a case to test the absence of solution. Note that, in this case, there is a lot of backtracking which considerably slows down the execution.
<
type
Line 8,231 ⟶ 8,568:
#run[5]("c4") # No solution, so very slow compared to other cases.
run[8]("b5")
run[31]("a1")</
{{out}}
Line 8,289 ⟶ 8,626:
=={{header|ObjectIcon}}==
{{trans|ATS}}
<
# Find Knight’s Tours.
#
Line 8,651 ⟶ 8,988:
return (((i_diff = 2 & j_diff = 1) |
(i_diff = 1 & j_diff = 2)) & &yes) | fail
end</
{{out}}
Line 8,714 ⟶ 9,051:
=={{header|Perl}}==
Knight's tour using [[wp:Knight's_tour#Warnsdorff.27s_algorithm|Warnsdorffs algorithm]]
<
use warnings;
# Find a knight's tour
Line 8,800 ⟶ 9,137:
return unless $square =~ /^([a-h])([1-8])$/;
return (8-$2, ord($1) - ord('a'));
}</
Sample output (start square c3):
Line 8,808 ⟶ 9,145:
=={{header|Phix}}==
This is pretty fast (<<1s) up to size 48, before some sizes start to take quite some time to complete. It will even solve a 200x200 in 0.67s
<!--<
<span style="color: #008080;">with</span> <span style="color: #008080;">javascript_semantics</span>
<span style="color: #008080;">constant</span> <span style="color: #000000;">size</span> <span style="color: #0000FF;">=</span> <span style="color: #000000;">8</span><span style="color: #0000FF;">,</span>
Line 8,893 ⟶ 9,230:
<span style="color: #7060A8;">puts</span><span style="color: #0000FF;">(</span><span style="color: #000000;">1</span><span style="color: #0000FF;">,</span><span style="color: #008000;">"no solutions found\n"</span><span style="color: #0000FF;">)</span>
<span style="color: #008080;">end</span> <span style="color: #008080;">if</span>
<!--</
{{out}}
<pre>
Line 8,906 ⟶ 9,243:
50 27 12 35 64 25 10 7
solution found in 64 tries (0.00s)
</pre>
=={{header|Picat}}==
<syntaxhighlight lang="picat">import cp.
main =>
N = 8,
A = new_array(N,N),
foreach (R in 1..N, C in 1..N)
Connected = [(R+1, C+2),
(R+1, C-2),
(R-1, C+2),
(R-1, C-2),
(R+2, C+1),
(R+2, C-1),
(R-2, C+1),
(R-2, C-1)],
A[R,C] :: [(R1-1)*N+C1 : (R1,C1) in Connected, R1 >= 1, R1 =< N, C1 >= 1, C1 =< N]
end,
V = vars(A),
circuit(V),
solve([ff],V),
OutputM = new_array(N,N),
fill_output_matrix(N,OutputM,V,1,1),
foreach (R in 1..N)
foreach (C in 1..N)
printf("%3d ", OutputM[R,C])
end,
nl
end.
fill_output_matrix(N,OutputM,V,I,Count) =>
if Count =< N*N then
R = (I-1) div N + 1,
C = (I-1) mod N + 1,
OutputM[R,C] = Count,
fill_output_matrix(N,OutputM,V,V[I],Count+1)
end.
</syntaxhighlight>
{{out}}
<pre>
1 62 5 10 13 24 55 8
4 11 2 63 6 9 14 23
61 64 35 12 25 56 7 54
34 3 26 59 36 15 22 57
39 60 37 18 27 58 53 16
30 33 40 43 46 17 50 21
41 38 31 28 19 48 45 52
32 29 42 47 44 51 20 49
</pre>
=={{header|PicoLisp}}==
<
# Build board
Line 8,938 ⟶ 9,325:
(moves Tour) )
(push 'Tour @) )
(flip Tour) )</
Output:
<pre>-> (b1 a3 b5 a7 c8 b6 a8 c7 a6 b8 d7 f8 h7 g5 h3 g1 e2 c1 a2 b4 c2 a1 b3 a5 b7
Line 8,946 ⟶ 9,333:
=={{header|PostScript}}==
You probably shouldn't send this to a printer. Solution using Warnsdorffs algorithm.
<
%%BoundingBox: 0 0 300 300
Line 9,055 ⟶ 9,442:
3 1 100 { solve } for
%%EOF</
=={{header|Prolog}}==
Line 9,061 ⟶ 9,448:
Knights tour using [[wp:Knight's_tour#Warnsdorff.27s_algorithm|Warnsdorffs algorithm]]
<
knight(N) :-
Max is N * N,
Line 9,141 ⟶ 9,528:
M1 is M + 1,
display(N, M1, T).
</syntaxhighlight>
Output :
Line 9,180 ⟶ 9,567:
===Alternative version===
{{Works with|GNU Prolog}}
<
Line 9,236 ⟶ 9,623:
main :- make_graph, hamiltonian(5*3,Pn), show_path(Pn), halt.</
{{Output}}
<pre> 5 18 35 22 3 16 55 24
Line 9,250 ⟶ 9,637:
=={{header|Python}}==
Knights tour using [[wp:Knight's_tour#Warnsdorff.27s_algorithm|Warnsdorffs algorithm]]
<
boardsize=6
Line 9,314 ⟶ 9,701:
start = input('Start position: ')
board = knights_tour(start, boardsize)
print(boardstring(board, boardsize=boardsize))</
;Sample runs
Line 9,395 ⟶ 9,782:
Based on a slight modification of [[wp:Knight%27s_tour#Warnsdorff.27s_rule|Warnsdorff's algorithm]], in that if a dead-end is reached, the program backtracks to the next best move.
<
# M x N Chess Board.
Line 9,463 ⟶ 9,850:
# Begin tour.
setboard(position, 1); knightTour(position, 2)</
Output:
Line 9,481 ⟶ 9,868:
=={{header|Racket}}==
<
#lang racket
(define N 8)
Line 9,506 ⟶ 9,893:
" "))))
(draw (tour (random N) (random N)))
</syntaxhighlight>
{{out}}
<pre>
Line 9,522 ⟶ 9,909:
(formerly Perl 6)
{{trans|Perl}}
<syntaxhighlight lang="raku" line>my @board;
my $I = 8;
Line 9,546 ⟶ 9,932:
# Record current move
push @moves, to_algebraic($i,$j);
@board[$i][$j] = $move;
Line 9,596 ⟶ 9,981:
sub from_algebraic($square where /^ (<[a..z]>) (\d+) $/) {
$I - $1, ord(~$0) - ord('a');
}</
(Output identical to Perl's above.)
=={{Header|RATFOR}}==
{{trans|ATS}}
For use with the public domain ratfor77 translator and a FORTRAN 77 compiler.
<syntaxhighlight lang="ratfor">#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Find Knight’s Tours.
#
# Using Warnsdorff’s heuristic, find multiple solutions.
# Optionally accept only closed tours.
#
# This program is migrated from my implementation for ATS/Postiats.
# Arrays with dimension 1:64 take the place of stack frames.
#
# Compile with, for instance:
#
# ratfor77 knights_tour.r > knights_tour.f
# gfortran -O2 -g -std=legacy -o knights_tour knights_tour.f
#
# or
#
# ratfor77 knights_tour.r > knights_tour.f
# f2c knights_tour.f
# cc -O -o knights_tour knights_tour.c -lf2c
#
# Usage examples:
#
# One tour starting at a1, either open or closed:
#
# echo "a1 1 F" | ./knights_tour
#
# No more than 2000 closed tours starting at c5:
#
# echo "c5 2000 T" | ./knights_tour
#
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
program ktour
implicit none
character*2 alg
integer i, j
integer mxtour
logical closed
read (*,*) alg, mxtour, closed
call alg2ij (alg, i, j)
call explor (i, j, mxtour, closed)
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
subroutine explor (istart, jstart, mxtour, closed)
implicit none
# Explore the space of 'Warnsdorffian' knight’s paths, looking for
# and printing complete tours.
integer istart, jstart # The starting position.
integer mxtour # The maximum number of tours to print.
logical closed # Closed tours only?
integer board(1:8,1:8)
integer imove(1:8,1:64)
integer jmove(1:8,1:64)
integer nmove(1:64)
integer n
integer itours
logical goodmv
logical isclos
itours = 0
call initbd (board)
n = 1
nmove(1) = 8
imove(8, 1) = istart
jmove(8, 1) = jstart
while (itours < mxtour && n != 0) {
if (nmove(n) == 9) {
n = n - 1
if (n != 0) {
call unmove (board, imove, jmove, nmove, n)
nmove(n) = nmove(n) + 1
}
} else if (goodmv (imove, nmove, n)) {
call mkmove (board, imove, jmove, nmove, n)
if (n == 64) {
if (.not. closed) {
itours = itours + 1
call prnt (board, itours)
} else if (isclos (board)) {
itours = itours + 1
call prnt (board, itours)
}
call unmove (board, imove, jmove, nmove, n)
nmove(n) = 9
} else if (n == 63) {
call possib (board, n, imove, jmove, nmove)
n = n + 1
nmove(n) = 1
} else {
call nxtmov (board, n, imove, jmove, nmove)
n = n + 1
nmove(n) = 1
}
} else {
nmove(n) = nmove(n) + 1
}
}
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
subroutine initbd (board)
implicit none
# Initialize a chessboard with empty squares.
integer board(1:8,1:8)
integer i, j
do j = 1, 8 {
do i = 1, 8 {
board(i, j) = -1
}
}
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
subroutine mkmove (board, imove, jmove, nmove, n)
implicit none
# Fill a square with a move number.
integer board(1:8, 1:8)
integer imove(1:8, 1:64)
integer jmove(1:8, 1:64)
integer nmove(1:64)
integer n
board(imove(nmove(n), n), jmove(nmove(n), n)) = n
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
subroutine unmove (board, imove, jmove, nmove, n)
implicit none
# Unmake a mkmove.
integer board(1:8, 1:8)
integer imove(1:8, 1:64)
integer jmove(1:8, 1:64)
integer nmove(1:64)
integer n
board(imove(nmove(n), n), jmove(nmove(n), n)) = -1
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
function goodmv (imove, nmove, n)
implicit none
logical goodmv
integer imove(1:8, 1:64)
integer nmove(1:64)
integer n
goodmv = (imove(nmove(n), n) != -1)
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
subroutine prnt (board, itours)
implicit none
# Print a knight's tour.
integer board(1:8,1:8)
integer itours
10000 format (1X)
# The following plethora of format statements seemed a simple way to
# get this working with f2c. (For gfortran, the 'I0' format
# sufficed.)
10010 format (1X, "Tour number ", I1)
10020 format (1X, "Tour number ", I2)
10030 format (1X, "Tour number ", I3)
10040 format (1X, "Tour number ", I4)
10050 format (1X, "Tour number ", I5)
10060 format (1X, "Tour number ", I6)
10070 format (1X, "Tour number ", I20)
if (itours < 10) {
write (*, 10010) itours
} else if (itours < 100) {
write (*, 10020) itours
} else if (itours < 1000) {
write (*, 10030) itours
} else if (itours < 10000) {
write (*, 10040) itours
} else if (itours < 100000) {
write (*, 10050) itours
} else if (itours < 1000000) {
write (*, 10060) itours
} else {
write (*, 10070) itours
}
call prntmv (board)
call prntbd (board)
write (*, 10000)
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
subroutine prntbd (board)
implicit none
# Print a chessboard with the move number in each square.
integer board(1:8,1:8)
integer i, j
10000 format (1X, " ", 8("+----"), "+")
10010 format (1X, I2, " ", 8(" | ", I2), " | ")
10020 format (1X, " ", 8(" ", A1))
do i = 8, 1, -1 {
write (*, 10000)
write (*, 10010) i, (board(i, j), j = 1, 8)
}
write (*, 10000)
write (*, 10020) 'a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', 'f', 'g', 'h'
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
subroutine prntmv (board)
implicit none
# Print the moves of a knight's path, in algebraic notation.
integer board(1:8,1:8)
integer ipos(1:64)
integer jpos(1:64)
integer numpos
character*2 alg(1:64)
integer columns(1:8)
integer k
integer m
character*72 lines(1:8)
10000 format (1X, A)
call bd2pos (board, ipos, jpos, numpos)
# Convert the positions to algebraic notation.
do k = 1, numpos {
call ij2alg (ipos(k), jpos(k), alg(k))
}
# Fill lines with algebraic notations.
do m = 1, 8 {
columns(m) = 1
}
m = 1
do k = 1, numpos {
lines(m)(columns(m) : columns(m) + 1) = alg(k)(1:2)
columns(m) = columns(m) + 2
if (k != numpos) {
lines(m)(columns(m) : columns(m) + 3) = " -> "
columns(m) = columns(m) + 4
} else if (numpos == 64 && _
((abs (ipos(numpos) - ipos(1)) == 2 _
&& abs (jpos(numpos) - jpos(1)) == 1) _
|| ((abs (ipos(numpos) - ipos(1)) == 1 _
&& abs (jpos(numpos) - jpos(1)) == 2)))) {
lines(m)(columns(m) : columns(m) + 8) = " -> cycle"
columns(m) = columns(m) + 9
}
if (mod (k, 8) == 0) m = m + 1
}
# Print the lines that have stuff in them.
do m = 1, 8 {
if (columns(m) != 1) {
write (*, 10000) lines(m)(1 : columns(m) - 1)
}
}
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
function isclos (board)
implicit none
# Is a board a closed tour?
logical isclos
integer board(1:8,1:8)
integer ipos(1:64) # The i-positions in order.
integer jpos(1:64) # The j-positions in order.
integer numpos # The number of positions so far.
call bd2pos (board, ipos, jpos, numpos)
isclos = (numpos == 64 && _
((abs (ipos(numpos) - ipos(1)) == 2 _
&& abs (jpos(numpos) - jpos(1)) == 1) _
|| ((abs (ipos(numpos) - ipos(1)) == 1 _
&& abs (jpos(numpos) - jpos(1)) == 2))))
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
subroutine bd2pos (board, ipos, jpos, numpos)
implicit none
# Convert from a board to a list of board positions.
integer board(1:8,1:8)
integer ipos(1:64) # The i-positions in order.
integer jpos(1:64) # The j-positions in order.
integer numpos # The number of positions so far.
integer i, j
numpos = 0
do i = 1, 8 {
do j = 1, 8 {
if (board(i, j) != -1) {
numpos = max (board(i, j), numpos)
ipos(board(i, j)) = i
jpos(board(i, j)) = j
}
}
}
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
subroutine nxtmov (board, n, imove, jmove, nmove)
implicit none
# Find possible next moves. Prune and sort the moves according to
# Warnsdorff's heuristic, keeping only those that have the minimum
# number of legal following moves.
integer board(1:8,1:8)
integer n
integer imove(1:8,1:64)
integer jmove(1:8,1:64)
integer nmove(1:64)
integer w1, w2, w3, w4, w5, w6, w7, w8
integer w
integer n1
integer pickw
call possib (board, n, imove, jmove, nmove)
n1 = n + 1
nmove(n1) = 1
call countf (board, n1, imove, jmove, nmove, w1)
nmove(n1) = 2
call countf (board, n1, imove, jmove, nmove, w2)
nmove(n1) = 3
call countf (board, n1, imove, jmove, nmove, w3)
nmove(n1) = 4
call countf (board, n1, imove, jmove, nmove, w4)
nmove(n1) = 5
call countf (board, n1, imove, jmove, nmove, w5)
nmove(n1) = 6
call countf (board, n1, imove, jmove, nmove, w6)
nmove(n1) = 7
call countf (board, n1, imove, jmove, nmove, w7)
nmove(n1) = 8
call countf (board, n1, imove, jmove, nmove, w8)
w = pickw (w1, w2, w3, w4, w5, w6, w7, w8)
if (w == 0) {
call disabl (imove(1, n1), jmove(1, n1))
call disabl (imove(2, n1), jmove(2, n1))
call disabl (imove(3, n1), jmove(3, n1))
call disabl (imove(4, n1), jmove(4, n1))
call disabl (imove(5, n1), jmove(5, n1))
call disabl (imove(6, n1), jmove(6, n1))
call disabl (imove(7, n1), jmove(7, n1))
call disabl (imove(8, n1), jmove(8, n1))
} else {
if (w != w1) call disabl (imove(1, n1), jmove(1, n1))
if (w != w2) call disabl (imove(2, n1), jmove(2, n1))
if (w != w3) call disabl (imove(3, n1), jmove(3, n1))
if (w != w4) call disabl (imove(4, n1), jmove(4, n1))
if (w != w5) call disabl (imove(5, n1), jmove(5, n1))
if (w != w6) call disabl (imove(6, n1), jmove(6, n1))
if (w != w7) call disabl (imove(7, n1), jmove(7, n1))
if (w != w8) call disabl (imove(8, n1), jmove(8, n1))
}
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
subroutine countf (board, n, imove, jmove, nmove, w)
implicit none
# Count the number of moves possible after an nth move.
integer board(1:8,1:8)
integer n
integer imove(1:8,1:64)
integer jmove(1:8,1:64)
integer nmove(1:64)
integer w
logical goodmv
integer n1
if (goodmv (imove, nmove, n)) {
call mkmove (board, imove, jmove, nmove, n)
call possib (board, n, imove, jmove, nmove)
n1 = n + 1
w = 0
if (imove(1, n1) != -1) w = w + 1
if (imove(2, n1) != -1) w = w + 1
if (imove(3, n1) != -1) w = w + 1
if (imove(4, n1) != -1) w = w + 1
if (imove(5, n1) != -1) w = w + 1
if (imove(6, n1) != -1) w = w + 1
if (imove(7, n1) != -1) w = w + 1
if (imove(8, n1) != -1) w = w + 1
call unmove (board, imove, jmove, nmove, n)
} else {
# The nth move itself is impossible.
w = 0
}
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
function pickw (w1, w2, w3, w4, w5, w6, w7, w8)
implicit none
# From w1..w8, pick out the least nonzero value (or zero if they all
# equal zero).
integer pickw
integer w1, w2, w3, w4, w5, w6, w7, w8
integer w
integer pickw1
w = 0
w = pickw1 (w, w1)
w = pickw1 (w, w2)
w = pickw1 (w, w3)
w = pickw1 (w, w4)
w = pickw1 (w, w5)
w = pickw1 (w, w6)
w = pickw1 (w, w7)
w = pickw1 (w, w8)
pickw = w
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
function pickw1 (u, v)
implicit none
# A small function used by pickw.
integer pickw1
integer u, v
if (v == 0) {
pickw1 = u
} else if (u == 0) {
pickw1 = v
} else {
pickw1 = min (u, v)
}
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
subroutine possib (board, n, imove, jmove, nmove)
implicit none
# Find moves that are possible from an nth-move position.
integer board(1:8,1:8)
integer n
integer imove(1:8,1:64)
integer jmove(1:8,1:64)
integer nmove(1:64)
integer i, j
integer n1
i = imove(nmove(n), n)
j = jmove(nmove(n), n)
n1 = n + 1
call trymov (board, i + 1, j + 2, imove(1, n1), jmove(1, n1))
call trymov (board, i + 2, j + 1, imove(2, n1), jmove(2, n1))
call trymov (board, i + 1, j - 2, imove(3, n1), jmove(3, n1))
call trymov (board, i + 2, j - 1, imove(4, n1), jmove(4, n1))
call trymov (board, i - 1, j + 2, imove(5, n1), jmove(5, n1))
call trymov (board, i - 2, j + 1, imove(6, n1), jmove(6, n1))
call trymov (board, i - 1, j - 2, imove(7, n1), jmove(7, n1))
call trymov (board, i - 2, j - 1, imove(8, n1), jmove(8, n1))
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
subroutine trymov (board, i, j, imove, jmove)
implicit none
# Try a move to square (i, j).
integer board(1:8,1:8)
integer i, j
integer imove, jmove
call disabl (imove, jmove)
if (1 <= i && i <= 8 && 1 <= j && j <= 8) {
if (board(i,j) == -1) {
call enable (i, j, imove, jmove)
}
}
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
subroutine enable (i, j, imove, jmove)
implicit none
# Enable a potential move.
integer i, j
integer imove, jmove
imove = i
jmove = j
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
subroutine disabl (imove, jmove)
implicit none
# Disable a potential move.
integer imove, jmove
imove = -1
jmove = -1
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
subroutine alg2ij (alg, i, j)
implicit none
# Convert, for instance, 'c5' to i=3,j=5.
character*2 alg
integer i, j
if (alg(1:1) == 'a') j = 1
if (alg(1:1) == 'b') j = 2
if (alg(1:1) == 'c') j = 3
if (alg(1:1) == 'd') j = 4
if (alg(1:1) == 'e') j = 5
if (alg(1:1) == 'f') j = 6
if (alg(1:1) == 'g') j = 7
if (alg(1:1) == 'h') j = 8
if (alg(2:2) == '1') i = 1
if (alg(2:2) == '2') i = 2
if (alg(2:2) == '3') i = 3
if (alg(2:2) == '4') i = 4
if (alg(2:2) == '5') i = 5
if (alg(2:2) == '6') i = 6
if (alg(2:2) == '7') i = 7
if (alg(2:2) == '8') i = 8
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
subroutine ij2alg (i, j, alg)
implicit none
# Convert, for instance, i=3,j=5 to 'c5'.
integer i, j
character*2 alg
character alg1
character alg2
if (j == 1) alg1 = 'a'
if (j == 2) alg1 = 'b'
if (j == 3) alg1 = 'c'
if (j == 4) alg1 = 'd'
if (j == 5) alg1 = 'e'
if (j == 6) alg1 = 'f'
if (j == 7) alg1 = 'g'
if (j == 8) alg1 = 'h'
if (i == 1) alg2 = '1'
if (i == 2) alg2 = '2'
if (i == 3) alg2 = '3'
if (i == 4) alg2 = '4'
if (i == 5) alg2 = '5'
if (i == 6) alg2 = '6'
if (i == 7) alg2 = '7'
if (i == 8) alg2 = '8'
alg(1:1) = alg1
alg(2:2) = alg2
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------</syntaxhighlight>
{{out}}
$ echo "c5 2 T" | ./knights_tour
<pre> Tour number 1
c5 -> a6 -> b8 -> d7 -> f8 -> h7 -> g5 -> h3 ->
g1 -> e2 -> c1 -> a2 -> b4 -> d3 -> e1 -> g2 ->
h4 -> g6 -> h8 -> f7 -> d8 -> b7 -> a5 -> b3 ->
a1 -> c2 -> a3 -> b1 -> d2 -> f3 -> h2 -> f1 ->
g3 -> h1 -> f2 -> e4 -> c3 -> a4 -> b2 -> d1 ->
e3 -> g4 -> h6 -> g8 -> f6 -> h5 -> f4 -> d5 ->
e7 -> c8 -> a7 -> c6 -> e5 -> c4 -> b6 -> a8 ->
c7 -> e8 -> d6 -> b5 -> d4 -> f5 -> g7 -> e6 -> cycle
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
8 | 56 | 3 | 50 | 21 | 58 | 5 | 44 | 19 |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
7 | 51 | 22 | 57 | 4 | 49 | 20 | 63 | 6 |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
6 | 2 | 55 | 52 | 59 | 64 | 45 | 18 | 43 |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
5 | 23 | 60 | 1 | 48 | 53 | 62 | 7 | 46 |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
4 | 38 | 13 | 54 | 61 | 36 | 47 | 42 | 17 |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
3 | 27 | 24 | 37 | 14 | 41 | 30 | 33 | 8 |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
2 | 12 | 39 | 26 | 29 | 10 | 35 | 16 | 31 |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
1 | 25 | 28 | 11 | 40 | 15 | 32 | 9 | 34 |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
a b c d e f g h
Tour number 2
c5 -> a6 -> b8 -> d7 -> f8 -> h7 -> g5 -> h3 ->
g1 -> e2 -> c1 -> a2 -> b4 -> d3 -> e1 -> g2 ->
h4 -> g6 -> h8 -> f7 -> d8 -> b7 -> a5 -> b3 ->
a1 -> c2 -> a3 -> b1 -> d2 -> f3 -> h2 -> f1 ->
g3 -> h1 -> f2 -> e4 -> c3 -> a4 -> b2 -> d1 ->
e3 -> g4 -> h6 -> g8 -> f6 -> h5 -> f4 -> d5 ->
e7 -> c8 -> a7 -> c6 -> e5 -> c4 -> b6 -> a8 ->
c7 -> b5 -> d6 -> e8 -> g7 -> f5 -> d4 -> e6 -> cycle
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
8 | 56 | 3 | 50 | 21 | 60 | 5 | 44 | 19 |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
7 | 51 | 22 | 57 | 4 | 49 | 20 | 61 | 6 |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
6 | 2 | 55 | 52 | 59 | 64 | 45 | 18 | 43 |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
5 | 23 | 58 | 1 | 48 | 53 | 62 | 7 | 46 |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
4 | 38 | 13 | 54 | 63 | 36 | 47 | 42 | 17 |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
3 | 27 | 24 | 37 | 14 | 41 | 30 | 33 | 8 |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
2 | 12 | 39 | 26 | 29 | 10 | 35 | 16 | 31 |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
1 | 25 | 28 | 11 | 40 | 15 | 32 | 9 | 34 |
+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+----+
a b c d e f g h
</pre>
=={{header|REXX}}==
Line 9,605 ⟶ 10,706:
This is an ''open tour'' solution. (See this task's ''discussion'' page for an explanation, the section is ''The 7x7 problem''.)
<
parse arg N sRank sFile . /*obtain optional arguments from the CL*/
if N=='' | N=="," then N=8 /*No boardsize specified? Use default.*/
Line 9,642 ⟶ 10,743:
end /*try different move. */
end /*t*/ /* [↑] all moves tried.*/
return 0 /*tour is not possible. */</
'''output''' when using the default input:
<pre>
Line 9,668 ⟶ 10,769:
=={{header|Ruby}}==
Knights tour using [[wp:Knight's_tour#Warnsdorff.27s_rule|Warnsdorffs rule]]
<
Cell = Struct.new(:value, :adj) do
def self.end=(end_val)
Line 9,739 ⟶ 10,840:
knight_tour(5,5,0,1)
knight_tour(12,12,1,1)</
Which produces:
<pre>
Line 9,785 ⟶ 10,886:
=={{header|Rust}}==
<
const SIZE: usize = 8;
Line 9,895 ⟶ 10,996:
None => println!("Fail!"),
}
}</
{{out}}
<pre>
Line 9,911 ⟶ 11,012:
=={{header|Scala}}==
<syntaxhighlight lang="scala">
val b=Seq.tabulate(8,8,8,8)((x,y,z,t)=>(1L<<(x*8+y),1L<<(z*8+t),f"${97+z}%c${49+t}%c",(x-z)*(x-z)+(y-t)*(y-t)==5)).flatten.flatten.flatten.filter(_._4).groupBy(_._1)
def f(p:Long,s:Long,v:Any){if(-1L!=s)b(p).foreach(x=>if((s&x._2)==0)f(x._2,s|x._2,v+x._3))else println(v)}
f(1,1,"a1")
</syntaxhighlight>
<pre>
a1b3a5b7c5a4b2c4a3b1c3a2b4a6b8c6a7b5c7a8b6c8d6e4d2f1e3c2d4e2c1d3e1g2f4d5e7g8h6f5h4g6h8f7d8e6f8d7e5g4h2f3g1h3g5h7f6e8g7h5g3h1f2d1
Line 9,921 ⟶ 11,022:
=={{header|Scheme}}==
<
;;/usr/bin/petite
;;encoding:utf-8
Line 9,968 ⟶ 11,069:
(display (map (lambda(x) (decode x)) result)))
(go (renew position))))
</syntaxhighlight>
{{out}}
<pre>
Line 9,977 ⟶ 11,078:
=={{header|SequenceL}}==
Knights tour using [[wp:Knight's_tour#Warnsdorff.27s_rule|Warnsdorffs rule]] (No Backtracking)
<syntaxhighlight lang="sequencel">
import <Utilities/Sequence.sl>;
import <Utilities/Conversion.sl>;
Line 10,028 ⟶ 11,129:
value when x = i and y = j else
board[i,j] foreach i within 1 ... size(board), j within 1 ... size(board[1]);
</syntaxhighlight>
{{out}}
8 X 8 board:
Line 10,067 ⟶ 11,168:
=={{header|Sidef}}==
{{trans|Raku}}
<
var I = 8
var J = 8
Line 10,127 ⟶ 11,228:
}
print "\n"
}</
=={{header|Swift}}==
Line 10,133 ⟶ 11,234:
{{trans|Rust}}
<
public var x: Int
public var y: Int
Line 10,262 ⟶ 11,363:
}
b.printBoard()</
{{out}}
Line 10,277 ⟶ 11,378:
=={{header|Tcl}}==
<
oo::class create KnightsTour {
Line 10,383 ⟶ 11,484:
expr {$a in [my ValidMoves $b]}
}
}</
Demonstrating:
<
$kt constructRandom
$kt print
Line 10,392 ⟶ 11,493:
} else {
puts "This is an open tour"
}</
Sample output:
<pre>
Line 10,404 ⟶ 11,505:
</pre>
The above code supports other sizes of boards and starting from nominated locations:
<
$kt constructFrom {0 0}
$kt print
Line 10,411 ⟶ 11,512:
} else {
puts "This is an open tour"
}</
Which could produce this output:
<pre>
Line 10,424 ⟶ 11,525:
=={{header|Wren}}==
{{trans|Kotlin}}
<
construct new(x, y) {
_x = x
Line 10,481 ⟶ 11,582:
System.write((col == 7) ? "\n" : " ")
col = (col + 1) % 8
}</
{{out}}
Line 10,496 ⟶ 11,597:
=={{header|XPL0}}==
<
int LegalX, LegalY; \arrays of legal moves
def IntSize=4; \number of bytes in an integer (4 or 2)
Line 10,546 ⟶ 11,647:
]
else Text(0, "No Solution.^M^J");
]</
Example output:
Line 10,565 ⟶ 11,666:
First we build a generic package for solving any kind of tour over the chess board. Here it is…
<syntaxhighlight lang="text">
<xsl:package xsl:version="3.0"
xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"
Line 10,622 ⟶ 11,723:
</xsl:package>
</syntaxhighlight>
And now for the style-sheet to solve the Knight’s tour…
<syntaxhighlight lang="text">
<xsl:stylesheet version="3.0"
xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"
Line 10,665 ⟶ 11,766:
</xsl:stylesheet>
</syntaxhighlight>
So an input like this…
<syntaxhighlight lang="text">
<tt>
<knight>
Line 10,675 ⟶ 11,776:
</knight>
</tt>
</syntaxhighlight>
…should be transformed in something like this…
<syntaxhighlight lang="text">
<tt>
<knight>
Line 10,688 ⟶ 11,789:
</knight>
</tt>
</syntaxhighlight>
=={{header|zkl}}==
<
// linear time.
// See Pohl, Ira (July 1967),
Line 10,738 ⟶ 11,839:
fcn(ns){ vm.arglist.apply("%2s".fmt).concat(",")+"\n" });
}
}</
<
b.println();</
{{out}}
<pre>
Line 10,754 ⟶ 11,855:
</pre>
Check that a solution for all squares is found:
<
{ b:=Board(); n:=b.knightsTour(x,y); if(n!=64) b.println(">>>",x,",",y) } ]];</
{{out}}Nada
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