Now that the actual port is done, I plan on cleaning up the code. Like most software written in C in the 80s, it relies on way too many global variables, uses an abundance of switch statements on object types, and has no abstraction between the game logic and the UI. Since it’s on GitHub, that should leave a nice history of the refactorings I try to apply to it. Of course, before I can try to do any refactoring, I need to get some tests in place. That should be fun considering how much it relies on direct access to the curses library and a random number generator.

The repository is here. Feel free to fork it to help out if you like.