wi_container_tester is a tester specifically designed to test your ft_containers project. Run the tester in a linux environment to check for memory leaks. The code within the directories can also be analysed to understand how containers (vector, map, stack(container adaptor) ) and their member functions can be used.
The grademe.sh bash scripts will generate both the ft:: containers and std:: containers in separate executables before comparing the outputs against each other.
If the ft:: outputs aren't the same as the std:: outputs the functions get's KO'd and a difference is generated on the terminal using diff <(./std...) <(./ft...).
Upon compilation error when compiling the ./ft... executable, the function gets KO'd but no diff is shown. Instead there will be a compilation error msg.
Running the tester in a linux environment will automatically generate memleak checks and errors. If there are no memory leaks the leaks will be marked OK. The valgrind ERROR SUMMARY is also considered.
Requires that git is installed on your machine. Once git is installed, use the following command to clone the repo in the root directory of your ft_containers project.
git clone https://github.com/jsjohn1951/wi_container_tester.gitStep 1 : change the directories inside of config.hpp. TAKE NOTE THE MACROS ARE RELATIVE TO THE TEST DIRECTORIES, NOT THE MAIN DIRECTORY! Add an extra "../" in front of the directory.
Step 2:
# enter ./grademe.sh followed by specific container/ or no arguments
# example:
./grademe.sh vector
./grademe.sh map
./grademe.sh stack
# To test all, leave out the argument
./grademe.sh