The project is configured to run on Windows, Linux and MacOS. It uses CMake >= 3.6
- Download and install your favourite IDE - CLion, VS Code (free), QtCreator (free) or any other that can handle CMake builds
- Download MinGW compiler (g++, make, cmake, gdb) or
- Download and install Visual Studio (IDE + MSVC compiler)
For Linux please install:
- your favourite IDE - CLion (paid), VS Code (free), QtCreator (free), vim (free :D) or any other that can handle CMake builds
- g++ >= 7 or clang++ >= 5
- valgrind
- cmake >= 3.6
- make
- gdb
- binutils
If you can build NumberGenerators target, but you cannot build NumberGenerators-ut target it probably means that MinGW does not properly support exceptions on your machine. Please reinstall MinGW and select another type of exception implementation in Exception field.
If MinGW is problematic on your machine, feel free to use MSVC compiler. In fact, compiler type does not really matter. Just make sure it supports C++17.
Also if CLion is problematic, you can use Visual Studio 2015 Express.
You need to be able to compile both NumberGenerators and NumberGenerators-ut targets. We will be using similar build configurations in our training.
- Optional: Fork this repository to your own GitHub account (if you have one).
- Compile the binary and unit tests. Steps for manual compilation in console with CMake:
> mkdir build
> cd build
> cmake ..
> make
- Run
NumberGeneratorstarget.Result: 42should be displayed on the output. - Run
NumberGenerators-uttarget. - Fix mistakes in unit tests. In order to do that you need to implement
sumNumbersFromGenerators()function to make all UTs pass. You can add more UTs if you wish. - Create a Pull Request to inform me about your successful implementation and environment setup. If you do not have and do not want to have a GitHub account just send me your solution (diff only) via email to lukasz@coders.school