v1.7 push_swap sorting all numbers (best version)

V1.7 Push Swap

Now working, with movements:

• If 4 numbers
  • 7 maximum movements
  • 3 minimum movements
• If 5 numbers
  • 9 maximum movements
  • 6 minimum movements
• If 10 numbers
  • 32 maximum movements
  • 21 minimum movements
• If 15 numbers
  • 61 maximum movements
  • 45 minimum movements
• If 100 numbers
  • 639 maximum movements
  • 574 minimum movements
• If 500 numbers
  • 4950 maximum movements
  • 4525 minimum movements

Bugs just fixed:

• Now the program accepts a large negative numbers list #18
• Now the program blocks if the is a non number at the list #20
• Now the program blocks unexpected signs (-) and (--)

Project in TDD (Test Driven Development)

• 66 automated tests with 191 assertions, without monolith file #24

What's Changed

• Now working but norminette fails by @biralavor in #23
• spliting tester into many files by @biralavor in #24

Full Changelog: v1.61...v1.7

v1.61 push_swap sorting all numbers but not optmized

V1.61 Push Swap

Now working to sort a list with:

• from 2 until 7 numbers, in a optimized method
• more than 7 numbers, without the best sorting method

Bugs just fixed:

• Now the program accepts a large negative numbers list #18
• Now the program blocks if the is a non number at the list #20
• Now the program blocks unexpected signs (-) and (--)

Project in TDD (Test Driven Development)

• 56 automated tests with 166 assertions

Still TODO:

• optimize the sorting method

What's Changed

• 14 fix non numbers list verification by @biralavor in #15
• fixing all negative numbers at list by @biralavor in #18
• 19 bugfix non numbers at list validation by @biralavor in #20
• 21 bugfix if is sign only by @biralavor in #22

Full Changelog: v1.5...v1.61

v1.5 push_swap working with a list until 7 numbers

V1.5 Push Swap

Now working to sort a list with:

• from 2 until 7 numbers

Bugs just fixed:

• Now the program accepts a negative number at the end of the list #13

Project in TDD (Test Driven Development)

• 48 automated tests with 150 assertions

Still TODO:

• make test for a list with 8 or more numbers
• make test for double or more signs (-- +++)

What's Changed

• 12 bugfixnegative nbr at end by @biralavor in #13

Full Changelog: v1.4...v1.5

v1.4 push_swap working with a list until 7 numbers

V1.4 Push Swap

Now working to sort a list with:

• from 2 until 7 numbers

Bugs just fixed:

• Now the program exits if the given number is outside the range of int_min and int_max

Project in TDD (Test Driven Development)

• 48 automated tests with 150 assertions

Still TODO:

• make test for a list with 8 or more numbers
• make test for negative numbers, at the end #12
• make test for double or more signs (-- +++)

What's Changed

• 10 bugfixargv validation range by @biralavor in #11

Full Changelog: v1.3...v1.4

v1.3 push_swap working with a list until 7 numbers

V1.3 Push Swap

Now working to sort a list with:

• from 2 until 7 numbers

Bugs just fixed:

• New movement functions, which uses the cheapest cost of a given stack

Project in TDD (Test Driven Development)

• 40 automated tests with 134 assertions

Still TODO:

• make test for a list with 8 or more numbers
• make test for negative numbers
• make test for double or more signs (-- +++)
• outside int_max range
• outside int_min range

What's Changed

• Bug/fixing 3rd step by @biralavor in #9

Full Changelog: v1.2...v1.3

v1.2 push_swap working with 4 numbers

V1.2 Push Swap

Now working to sort a list with:

• 2 numbers
• 3 numbers
• 4 numbers

Bugs just fixed:

• New method for swap, rotate, push functions

Project in TDD (Test Driven Development)

• 39 automated tests with 129 assertions

Still TODO:

• make test for a list with 5 or more numbers
• make test for negative numbers
• make test for double or more signs (-- +++)

v1.1 push_swap working with 3 numbers, with bugfix

V1.1 Push Swap

Now working to sort a list with:

• 2 numbers
• 3 numbers

Bugs just fixed:

• The program was unable to add more variables at struct. Now, fixed with a new linked list reader.

Project in TDD (Test Driven Development)

• 27 automated tests with 76 assertions

Still TODO:

• make test for a list with four or more numbers
• make test for signs (- +)
• make test for non-numbers input

v1.0 push_swap working with 3 numbers

V1.0 Push Swap

Now working to sort a list with:

• 2 numbers
• 3 numbers

Project in TDD (Test Driven Development)

• 27 automated tests with 76 assertions

Still TODO:

• make test for a list with four or more numbers
• make test for signs (- +)
• make test for non-numbers input

v0.7 Push_Swap running smoothly with 3 numbers

What's Changed

• Bugfix/double pointers by @biralavor in #6
• Improving sort method if list has 3 numbers, with a maximum cost of 2 moviments \o/

Full Changelog: v0.6...v0.7

v0.6 Almost ready for sorting algorithm implementation

Still TODO:

• make test for signs (- +)
• make test for non-numbers input
• make test for empty list
• make test for a list with '0'
• make test to swap a list with two and three numbers
• make test to swap a list with four and five numbers

Adding more tests at MU_TEST_SUITE:

Most difficult test to build, until now: test_buildstack_argv

How to simulate argvs from user? How to translate this data?
Besides everything is a number on a computer, the terminal treats user's input as strings, even it looks like a number ;)
So, how about calling the split() to cut user input at every space?

Updating Makefile to simulate user numbers input for ./push_swap <numbers>

Full Changelog: v0.5...v0.6