I like to do daily (hopefully) programming problems to have a better understanding of the language and have fun learning how to solve different problems.
I've decided to do these problems as header only, just so I don't have a .h and .cpp file for each problem. Since each problem is just a function (usually) I find it's easier this way.
- CMake 3.16
- C++17
- Google test 1.10.0
To build you can use the cmake extension in vscode. For command line I use the following.
cmake --build ./build --config Debug --target all -j 14
or simply cmake.
There is no binary to "run". I write tests for all problems and this is how I know they are correct. So all we do is just run the tests.
Running the test binary from the build directory
./build/test/LeetCodeTests
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