CS 170 - Programming Assignment #4

Due Thursday, March 23, 2017 at 10:00 pm

Information

Handout READ THIS THOROUGHLY BEFORE STARTING
Partial interface: HTML Text
Partial implementation: HTML Text
Sample driver program: HTML Text
Sample output: output.txt (Created with g++)
FAQ for this assignment

Sample command lines for compiling:

g++:

  g++ -o gnu driver-sample.cpp List.cpp -Wall -Wextra -ansi -pedantic -O2 -g -Wconversion

Microsoft:

  cl /W4 /WX /Zi /MT /EHsc /Oy- /Ob0 /Fems.exe driver-sample.cpp List.cpp

Additional test cases:
- Driver: HTML Text
- Random number generator files
  - - Header file (PRNG.h): HTML Text
  - - Implementation (PRNG.cpp): HTML Text
- Output:
  1. Individual tests
  2. Combined
  You can select the test to run by putting the number on the command line. For example, assuming your executable is named foo.exe, to run test #3 you would do this:
```
foo 3
```
  If you want to time your program, use the time program (from Cygwin):
```
c:\cygwin\bin\time -p foo 3
```
  To run all of the tests, pass the number 0 or just leave it blank:
```
c:\cygwin\bin\time -p foo
```
  You need to provide the entire path to the time program because there is a built-in time command in Windows (which isn't useful for this).
  If you're working in Linux or MacOS, you should just do:
```
time ./foo
```