This project is cross-platform and can be built for Windows, macOS, and Linux using CMake.
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Make sure Visual Studio is up to date and make sure you have the Desktop Development with C++ and C++ CMake Tools for Windows modules installed.
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Find the Startup Item dropdown and choose
Simulation.exe
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Click the run button (or press F5) to build and execute the project.
NOTE: you can also build the project through the CMake Targets View in the solution explorer or from the menu by navigating to Build > Build All
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Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/Ryan-M-Smith/TimeSharingSimulation.git
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Run the CMake build
# For a production build, use `Production` cmake -S . -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug
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Build the project
make
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Execute
./Simulation
make clean
make clean-all