This is one of three partial implementations of the algorithms-suggestions exercises. The others are Search and algorithms-python.
This was an experiment in doing some of those exercise ideas solo (in C++).
These steps build the code and run the tests:
mkdir build
cd build
cmake -G Ninja ..
ninja
ctestTo follow those steps, you need cmake and ninja to be installed. If you
want to use a different generator than ninja, that should be fine. (Also,
Visual Studio Code is a nice environment for automatically configuring and
running CMake builds.)
Built executables can be run directly, but there isn't really any functionality besides what is demonstrated in the tests. This is, after all, just a collections of some solutions our proposed C++ algorithms and data structures exercises in algorithms-suggestions.
Running the built executables directly gives more verbose output than running
them through ctest with no arguments as above. Another way to see the
messages sent to standard output is to run:
ctest --verbose