A city simulator for project engineering.

• Ruben Van Assche
• Stijn Wouters

• Read a city with houses, fire depots, shops, ...
• Read a file with vehicles
• Set a random building on fire
• Let a fire truck drive to a burning building
• Let a fire spread arround buildings
• Repair buildings when they have lost HP
• Start a robbery
• Let a police truck drive to a shop where there is robbery
• Write the output from the siumaltion to a file

City Simulator can be build on any system with:

• GCC
• CMake

It's pretty easy to compile City Simulator, just type the following commands in the terminal:

$ cmake CMakelists.txt
$ make

There are 3 options to run city Simulator

1. $ ./CitySimulator No city or vehicles loaded
2. $ ./CitySimulator cityFile.xml A city is loaded from cityFile.xml, no vehicles loaded
3. $ ./CitySimulator cityFile.xml vechiclesFile.xml A city is loaded from cityFile.xml and vehicles are loaded from vehiclesFile.xml

In the root folder you can find city.xml and vehicles.xml, these are two default files for a city and a set of vehicles.

For each class in City Simulator there is a corresponding test called like like the class but postfixed with _test.cpp. At this moment there is no "easy" option to run the tests. You will have to download Google Test(http://code.google.com/p/googletest/) and build it. When you compile City Simulator the Google Test(libgtest.a and libgtest_main.a) librairies should be included. For specific information about including libraries please read your compiler/linker documentation.

• City Header Files, Source Code, Test Code
• Output-testfiles Files for checking if the ouput tests are working fine
• XML-testfiles Some XML files for parsing

City Simulator is licensed under the GNU GPL license.