| author: | Lewis Bobbermen, Michael Hirsch Ph.D. |
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Basic tetris-style game written in Modern Fortran.
- Currently only one level, play until pieces overflow
- Fortran 2008 syntax
- play details given at game over and logged to
tetran.log - Ncurses used for display, called directly from Fortran code.
Tetran works on Mac, Linux, Cygwin and Windows Subsystem for Linux.
sudo apt install gfortran libncurses-dev
brew install gcc ncurses
setup-x86_64.exe -P libncurses-devel cmake make gcc-gfortran
cd bin cmake .. make
You can optionally specify a compiler by setting FC=.
For example, to use the Intel Fortran compiler:
FC=ifort cmake .. make
./tetran
The difficulty level may be set (rate of falling blocks higher) by:
./tetran 10
The first number sets the difficulty level (higher number more difficult; positive integers only. This integer number is used to divide the wait time period by
| Key | Effect |
|---|---|
| W | Rotate piece |
| A/D | Left and right respectively |
| S | Move down faster |
| Q | Exit the game |