Compile time Conway's Game of Life written in C++17. Inspired by Jean's meta_crush_saga.
Notice this implementation is mainly based on constexpr, if you want to do this in a more TMP way, see this amazing post.
The main difference is that Conway's Game of Life is not really an interactive game, which means the next game state can be determined by current state. So there is no need to serialize the game state and receive user's input.
Clone this repo, then
make
cd bin
./Main
You can modify -DCOL and -DROW compile flag in Makefile to resize board, which will become macro definitions COL and ROW.
Also change STEPS variable in main.cpp to set the simulation step, the default value of which is 100.
Define RUNTIME to 0 or 1 to make simulation run at compile-time or run-time.
You can see output at console, refreshed at every 0.3 second.
