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VALIDATOR
by Ben Reed
Compiling the Program:
Last semester, you showed me how to use a Makefile.
I have included one with this project, and the make tool
will compile it by default.
$ make
Will generate an executable output named `sudoku`. =)
Running the Program:
The file with the solution, such as sudoku.in, is meant to
be passed through a command line argument. The syntax for
my program is:
$ sudoku file.in
The path to the input file must be relative to the location
from the directory which contains the executable or an
absolute path. It should execute as expected by evaluating
the solution provided within the file.