There may be updates (including makefile, and a few reminders before submitting).

You must submit the following files:
Do not put any of your files in a subdirectory before tarring them

• .h files
• Board.h
• Dit.h
• Except.h
  • my Except.h with your exceptions added
• Moves.h
• Mpair.h
• Node.h
• Pair.h
• .cpp files
• Board.cpp
• Dit.cpp
• Except.cpp
  • my Except.cpp with your exceptions added
• Moves.cpp
• Mpair.cpp
• Node.cpp
• Pair.cpp
• main.cpp
  • my main.cpp with your extra catch clauses
• testBoard.cpp
• testDit.cpp
• testMoves.cpp
• testMpair.cpp
• testPair.cpp
• testNode.cpp

Makefile

• Use macros, please! We should see things like:

  CC = cxx
  CFLAGS = -w0 -std strict_ansi -c
  

  at the top of your makefile. Read the tutorial (click on Tutorial on main webpage) for an example.

• Your first target should be p1

• Add testPair.o, testNode.o, testBoard.o, testDit.o, testMoves.o, and testMpair.o to your dependencies for p1,
  but DON'T LINK THEM TO YOUR EXECUTABLE. Only link the .o files needed by p1.
  • You need to have lines to compile each of these .o files with the -c options.
  • When make p1 is called it creates the executable as well as testPair.o, testNode.o, testBoard.o, testDit.o, testMoves.o, and testMpair.o.

• If you haven't written these test classes, then don't generate the .o files for them. Create only the ones that you wrote (which compile).

Reminders

• Did you use the main.cpp provided?
• Did you test your project on another.main.cpp?
• Check the FAQs to make certain you have no incorrect assumptions?
• Did you test your files?
  • Make a temporary directory
  • copy your tar file
  • untar it
  • run make
  • copy the primary input and output
  • run your program with primary input
  • save the output
  • diff the results with our output
  • check to see that only blank lines differ, before submitting it.
• Is your executable called p1?
• Does your Makefile create .o files and LINK .o files?

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