There are two different Java Projects located at ./Code/:
"Project" and "Tests".
The latter was developed in order to study the time complexity of the algorithm, and is simply a slight variation of the first one. It does not need input files as they are randomly generated to automate the testing process. The sourcecode lines for random generation of inputs are commented on the first project.
Each project has its source files located at **/src/ in the project
directory. Inside there is a Main.java file and another directory named
Interval_Scheduling/, which conforms a Java Package with its respective
.java files.
Similar directory structures can be found at **/out/production/ inside each
project's directory; this time containing the .class bytecode files from
the Java compiler, which can be executed on the Java Virtual Machine.
(Execute Main.class)
To run the Main.class bytecode file from the first of the projects,
the input.txt file must be at the location of execution and have its format
according to the specifications from the statement (different formats are not
guaranteed to give out the correct answer to the problem). It will return
the output.txt filed required.
The second project needs a directory **/tmp/ at the location of execution
to hold the temporary input.txt and 'output.txt' files randomly generated.
It will return two files called 'nTest_m200.txt' and 'mTest_n4000.txt' with
the results from the tests in line format "n/m dimensionless_time".
The IntelliJ IDE was used for developing, debugging and compiling both projects. Plots were produced using Matlab. All software was used under student licenses.
The content of this project itself is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license, and the underlying source code used to compute, format and display that content is licensed under the MIT license.