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‎Humour

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-This page provides some additional resources that are relevant to my course on [http://vernon.eu/ADS.htm Algorithms and Data Structures] on my main website. I keep this material here on the wiki to make sure it is current and up-to-date.
+This page provides some additional resources that are relevant to my course on [http://vernon.eu/ADS.htm Algorithms and Data Structures] on my main website.
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 == Software Development Environment ==
 This guide provides a step-by-step guide to downloading, installing, and using the software required to submit an assignment for the Algorithms and Data Structures course.  This environment is required to ensure that software developed by students can be compiled directly by the course instructor after it has been submitted.

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 This page provides some additional resources that are relevant to my course on [http://vernon.eu/ADS.htm Algorithms and Data Structures] on my main website. I keep this material here on the wiki to make sure it is current and up-to-date.
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 == Software Development Environment ==

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	== Software Development Environment ==		== Software Development Environment ==

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	[http://xkcd.com/1185/ Some Ineffective Sorts]		[http://xkcd.com/1185/ Some Ineffective Sorts]
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	[https://xkcd.com/399/ Travelling Salesman Problem]		[https://xkcd.com/399/ Travelling Salesman Problem]

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	To develop your own assignment program, you need to edit the <code>C:\ADS\assignments\assignment\src\CMakeLists.txt</code> file and uncomment out the line with your name by deleting the <code>#</code> character at the beginning of the line. Now, copy your source files (<code>.c, .cpp, .h</code>) to the directory with your name, and then run CMake again. Then re-open the <code>Assignment.sln</code> file. Your files should now be visible and you can now compile your code and install it in the <code>bin</code> directory by selecting ''Build > Build Solution'' from the top menu. Again, make sure that the ''INSTALL'' check-box is ticked when you select ''Build > Configuration Manager'' from the menu to ensure that your executable is installed in the <code>C:\ADS\assignments\assignment\bin</code> directory.		To develop your own assignment program, you need to edit the <code>C:\ADS\assignments\assignment\src\CMakeLists.txt</code> file and uncomment out the line with your name by deleting the <code>#</code> character at the beginning of the line. Now, copy your source files (<code>.c, .cpp, .h</code>) to the directory with your name, and then run CMake again. Then re-open the <code>Assignment.sln</code> file. Your files should now be visible and you can now compile your code and install it in the <code>bin</code> directory by selecting ''Build > Build Solution'' from the top menu. Again, make sure that the ''INSTALL'' check-box is ticked when you select ''Build > Configuration Manager'' from the menu to ensure that your executable is installed in the <code>C:\ADS\assignments\assignment\bin</code> directory.
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		+	== Humour ==
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		+	[http://xkcd.com/1185/ Some Ineffective Sorts]

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 === ADS Repository ===
-Copy the full ADS repository to the <code>C:</code>  drive.  You can download a zip archive with all the files from [http://www.vernon.eu/ADS.zip here].
+Copy the full ADS repository to the <code>C:</code>  drive.
 Copy it to <code>C:</code> drive and unzip it so that you have a directory called <code>C:\ADS</code> with a sub-directory structure explained in class (for our purposes here, there will be an   <code>assignments</code>  sub-directory and it will contain an example <code>assignment</code> sub-directory ... later on there will be <code>C:\ADS\assignments\assignment1</code> and <code>C:\ADS\assignments\assignment2</code>, and so on).  A <code>C:\ADS\lectures</code>  sub-directory will also be added with the code from the lectures.

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-This guide provides a step-by-step guide to downloading, installing, and using the software required to submit an assignment for the Algorithms and Data Structures course.
+This page provides some additional resources that are relevant to my course on Algorithms and Data Structures on my main website. I keep this material here on the wiki to make sure it is current and up-to-date.
-== Operating System ==
+== Software Development Environment ==
 I assume you are running Windows 7.
-== C/C++ Compiler ==
+=== C/C++ Compiler ===
 Download the Microsoft Visual C++ Express compiler, version 10.0 (also known as Visual C++ 2010 or MSVC++ 2010).  It is important to use this version; earlier versions are no longer supported by Microsoft and later versions cause problems with some libraries.
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   Version 4.0.30319 SP1Rel
-== CMake ==
+=== CMake ===
 Download CMake binaries from [http://www.cmake.org/download/ here].
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 You can opt for either the WIN32 installer or the Windows zip file.  The installer has the advantage that it gives you the option to update your system path automatically (which you should take by clicking the appropriate radio button during the installation process).
-== ADS Repository ==
+=== ADS Repository ===
 Copy the full ADS repository to the <code>C:</code>  drive.  You can download a zip archive with all the files from [http://www.vernon.eu/ADS.zip here].