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How to run the algorithms?

C++

  • Clone this repo
  • Install MinGW on Windows and g++ on macOS & Unix-like.
  • Compile and run using:
$ g++ <FILENAME.cpp> -o <OUTPUT-BINARY-NAME>
$ "OUTPUT-BINARY-NAME" # on windows cmd (using "")
$ ./OUTPUT-BINARY-NAME # on macOS and Unix-like

NOTE: While running any of the C++ code missing their respective headers, please add using namespace std; after the pre-included headers. Reference

Adding following flags in optional and depends on the users thugh are sugegsted to be used while developing-compiling locally:

  • -g - turn on debugging (so GDB gives more friendly output)
  • -Wall or -Weverything - turns on most warnings
  • -O or -O2 - turn on optimizations
  • -o <name> - name of the output file
  • -c - output an object file (.o)
  • -I<include path> - specify an include directory
  • -L<library path> - specify a lib directory
  • -l<library> - link with library lib.a

However, it is suggested that you use first, second, third and fourth (while compiling source files) for best results and local development.

JavaScript

  • Install Node.js
  • Clone this repo
  • Open the package.json file to find the appropriate command under scripts tag.
  • Run in a terminal in following fashion:
$ npm run <TAG-NAME-INSIDE-SCRIPTS>
$ npm run stack
$ node js/stack.js

Happy Hacking!