This is a opensource project developed by a group of university students at AAU. The goal is to calculate when home appliances have to start in order to use as little CO2 as possible.
Make sure you have a recent version of gcc and make insalled.
The project is written using gcc and ansi C, CuTest is used for unit testing.
make
/make build-run
will build and run the program and all tests automatically. But there are other targets you can use too.
make build-shared
compiles the files in the shared folder.make build-program
compiles the files in the program folder, runs build-shared and links the program together.make build-tests
compiles the files in the tests folder, runs build-shared and links the tests program together.make test
runs build-tests and runs the tests program.make run
runs build-program and runs the program.make build
runs test and build-programmake clean
only works on linux, removes all .o files and .exe files.make rebuild
runs clean and build
Report link might come here later if we remember to post a link.
This project was made by: Ajay, Aleksander, Anders, Emil, Frederik and Vaalmigi Studying software engineering bachelor at Aalborg university, as a first semestre project. Contributions are welcome, but it is unlikely they are going to be merged after the hand-in-date of 22-12-2021. So feel free to create your own fork.