cahity / PL-HW4-Tester

PL-HW4-Tester

Usage - Only on Unix

• Move the files main.cpp, Makefile and the folder testCases into your project file.
• Run:

make all        #compile
make run        #run
make valgrind   #check memory leak
make clean      #clean after execution

• Note that this tester is not absolute, it can run wrongly in the cases where output order is arbitrary. Check your FAILED solutions manually.

yourOutput files has repetition at the end of the file?

• Make sure you use std::endl instead of "\n" in your project.
• Clean the compilation using the command above.
• Clean inside of yourOutputx.txt files.
• Start again.

Want to add test cases?

• You must create inputx.txt, outputx.txt and yourOutputx.txt in testCases folder where:
  • x is the next test case number which doesn't appear in the file testCases.
  • input is the file that includes input specifications.
  • output is the file that includes the correct form of output where the code being run is:

  std::cout << "Board with ID" << std::endl;
  board->printBoardwithClass();
  std::cout << "Board with ID" << std::endl;
  board->printBoardwithID();
  while (!game->isGameEnded()) {
    game->playTurn();
    board->printBoardwithClass();
    std::cout << "--------------" << std::endl;
    board->printBoardwithID();
  }

  • yourOutput is the file your output will be written to check validity. If it is not empty, then it will be overwritten.
• Change the variable tC in main.cpp to the number of test cases you have.

Want to share your test cases with people?

• Don't hesitate to create a pull request.

Contributors

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