Lecture
This lecture focuses on the Microrécif project, which involves developing a simulation using C++. The project consists of three main submissions, each contributing to the overall grade. The first submission emphasizes creating a low-level module for reading files and error detection. The second submission introduces a graphical interface using GTKmm, allowing for the visualization of algae creation and disappearance. The final submission integrates a complete simulation with the graphical interface, demonstrating all mechanisms described in the project specifications. Throughout the lecture, the instructor discusses the importance of data validity, error messages, and the functionality of the graphical user interface. The lecture also covers the testing procedures for each submission, including command-line execution and file comparisons to validate outputs. The overall goal is to provide a comprehensive understanding of how to implement and test a simulation project in C++ while utilizing graphical elements for enhanced user interaction.