Project SAE 3.A.01

Role Assignment

• Mathias Morel: Project Manager
• Benjamin Cornet: Team Member
• Mathéo Dalmasso: Team Member
• Simon Caillieret: Team Member

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Task Assignment

Feature	Design Pattern(s) Used	Author(s)
Test Case Representation		Mathéo
Problem Representation	Builder	Benjamin
Problem Configuration	Builder	Benjamin
Process Representation	Adapter	Benjamin
Execution Time Limitation for a Process	Decorator	Benjamin
Memory Limitation for a Process	Decorator	Benjamin
C Program Compilation	Strategy	Mathias
C++ Program Compilation	Strategy	Mathias
Java Program Compilation	Strategy	Mathias
Python Program Compilation	Strategy	Mathias
Executing a Compiled C Program	Strategy	Simon
Executing a Compiled C++ Program	Strategy	Simon
Executing a Compiled Java Program	Strategy	Simon
Strict Solution Verification	Decorator and Strategy	Mathéo
Real Number Tolerance Verification	Decorator and Strategy	Mathéo
Case Sensitivity Tolerance Verification	Decorator and Strategy	Mathéo
Space Tolerance Verification	Decorator and Strategy	Mathéo
Order Tolerance Verification	Decorator and Strategy	Mathéo
One of Several Solutions Verification	Decorator and Strategy	Mathéo
External Program Delegated Verification
Test Case Execution Configuration	Builder	Mathias/Mathéo
Main Program for Automatic Judge	Singleton	Mathias/Mathéo/Simon/Benjamin

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How to Launch the Main Program

To launch the main program, use the following command:

./gradlew shadowJar

Then execute the following command:

java -jar app/build/libs/lensjudge-shadow-1.0-all.jar app\src\test\resources\ProgTestSae\nameOfTheFile.extension app\src\test\resources\ProgTestSae\file.in ProgTestSae\file.ans -v (1-5)

• -v 1 = Strict verification
• -v 2 = Order verification
• -v 3 = Case verification
• -v 4 = Real numbers verification
• -v 5 = One of several solutions verification

Library used

- AnsiConsole
- Apache Commons CLI

We used AnsiConsole to color the output of the program. We used the Apache Commons CLI library to handle command-line arguments.

IA used

- Copilot
- Chatgpt

We used Copilot primarily for error correction and code generation. We used ChatGPT to gain a deeper understanding of how different design patterns work and to gather insights about our code.

Commit examples

For closing an issue

- git commit -m "Fixes #? - Description of the commit"

For a bug fix or program changes commit

- git commit -m "Description of the commit"

For mentioning an issue

- git commit -m "#? - Description of the commit"

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