LCOM1920-T5G03

Provides various classes to store information about entities (such as map, shooter, bullets)

as well as structs to store player information, key presses, text.\par

The class \texttt{keys\_t} holds information of the keys that are pressed, as well as if the left button of the mouse is pressed. This values are stored in 1 bit each, minimizing the space occupied in memory, and is updated on every KBC and Mouse interrupt.\par

The class \texttt{rectangle\_t}	provides ease on drawing rectangles on the screen with functions to change its position, color, line width, fill color, among others.\par

The class \texttt{glyph\_t} allows letters to be drawn, and is the base class to then represent text on screen.\par

The class \texttt{font\_t} is an extension of the previous one, allowing multiple letters to be drawn.\par

The class \texttt{text\_t} extends the previous class by creating an interface with strings, allowing to modify the string to be drawn, the size of each character, among other aspects.\par

The class \texttt{menu\_t} allows the creation of menus with multiple click-able boxes with text.

The class \texttt{basic\_sprite\_t} allows to load XPM maps and draw those onto the screen, it is the main class for all the entities, as it will hold the textures of each entity.\par

The class \texttt{sprite\_t} improves the previous class by adding the capability of rotating and scaling the image to be rendered.\par

The class \texttt{gunner\_t} represents an entity, this entity can assume melee or ranged form, and also can represent a person or a zombie. This entity also has other features for the game such as health bar and the team the entity is on.\par

The class \texttt{bullet\_t} represents a bullet, characterized by the source of bullet, this is who shot the bullet, its velocity and damage in case it collides with a person or zombie.\par

The class \texttt{map\_t} represents the map of the game, as well as being the interface for the path finding algorithm used for the autonomous opponents.\par

The class \texttt{score\_info\_t} is used to store information about a score, such as the value of the score, the time played to obtain the score and the date and time it happened.\par

The class \texttt{highscores\_t} uses the previous class to store information about the three best scores, and allows them to be drawn to the screen, similar to menu.\par

The classes \texttt{host\_info\_t}, \texttt{remote\_info\_t} and \texttt{bullet\_info\_t} represent information to be transmitted to the serial port containing information about the game.

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