This program contains some os the most common sort algorithms to present a simple way to switch between then and compare its performance in same vector.
It also allow you to configure your vector changing vector size, and generating it randomly, ascendent or descendent. You can see this screen in the printscreens down below.
You can build this system in any linux-based system using gcc in root folder, as follow:
$ gcc main.c -o SortProgram
This will create a new executable in the project root path named SortProgram (or SortProgram.exe on windows). Now you only need to run it:
For Linux/MAC users:
./SortProgram
For Windows users, just double click on executable program.
It provides a simple interface to use oriented by option-action menu which consist in selecting a option by typing the number of the option, then pressing Enter key to confirm. The image below shows you the main menu screen.
Hidden debug option
Some menus has a debug option which can be accessed by choosing a option 'd' event if it does not show in the valid options in menu options.
Some screens that contains it are:
- main menu screen
- results screen
- configuration screen
- Nicolas Anelli - Github.
Feel free for forking this project, and submiting any improvement.
MIT License
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