The Corewar project is a game in which several programs called "Champions" will fight to stay the last one alive. Corewar is actually a computer simulation in which processors will share memory to run on.

The project is based on a virtual machine in which the champions will fight for memory by all possible means in order to win, the last champion being able to signal that he is alive wins the game. In other words, the last champion to execute the "live" instruction is declared winner.

(f)open, (f)read, (f)write, getline, lseek, fseek, (f)close, malloc, realloc, free, exit.

• All keywords are in upercase

• Merges keep their default git message

• Keywords: [ADD] [RM] [FIX] [EDIT]

• Syntax: "[ADD] something"

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• No coding style errors

• creation and destruction: [name]_factory.c
• others: [name]_tools.c

Other file keywords can be used as long as they respect the syntax [name]_[function].c

Clone the project

  git clone https://github.com/EpitechPromo2027/B-CPE-200-TLS-2-1-corewar-lucien.pineau.git

Go to the project directory

  cd B-CPE-200-TLS-2-1-corewar-lucien.pineau.git

Compile the project

  make

Execute the binaries

  ./asm/asm [filename] ...

  ./corewar/corewar [-dump nbr_cycle] [[-n prog_number] [-a load_address] prog_name] ...

To run the unit tests, run the following command

  make unit_tests

To run the binary tests, run the following command

  make btests

To see the coverage of the tests, run the following command

  make gcovr

To generate the documentation, run the following command

  sudo make docs-install
  make docs

To remove the installed files, run the following command

  sudo make docs-remove