Search  

---

C:/temp/src/j2k/DataType/BST/BstTest.cpp

Go to the documentation of this file.

// Main.cpp - main program declaration.

#include "DataBase.hpp"

// If everything run correctly the program return 0
// else the program return the errorcode level 1
// to indicate that the datafile was not found
// in the current directory.


// How this program is organized to be more reusable:
// ==================================================
//
// Main     defines the entry and exit point of the program.
//
// DataBase defines the reading and decoding part of the datafile
//          and all the computation that have to be done 
//          for comparisons purposes.
//
// BST      defines the Binary Search Tree class used here.
//
// BinNode  defines the Binary Search Tree node component 
//          used by the class BinSearchTree.
//
// Const    defines all the MS headers and others constant.
//
// DBase    defines a ID, Name, Tel class using the String ADT,
//          a bit like Shaffer's ELEM type.
//
// String   defines an Abstract Data Type (ADT) to make manipulations, 
//          additions, decomposition, comparisons between string and 
//          char* easier and more bullet proof. 
//          This class gives the same kind of behavior like the JAVA String 
//          class does. It will be used in all of my assignments for simplicity
//          and to reduced debugging headache, since it have been fully
//          debugged once for all, in one of the COEN 244 assignment ! =)

int main()
{
  
  DataBase* bst = new DataBase();
  int x = 0;

  x = bst->read( "assmt352.dat" );

  delete bst;

  return x;
}

---