HPAIR program

cityFile.txt

Atlanta Austin Boise Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbia Dallas Denton Denver Detroit Everett Glendale Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Irvine Los Angeles Miami Nashville Oakland Reno Salt Lake City San Francisco Tampa Washington flightFile.txt 

Atlanta, Chicago 701 200 Boise, Chicago 702 350 Boston, Chicago 504 120 Chicago, Atlanta 503 210 Chicago, Boise 703 200 Chicago, Boston 501 120 Chicago, Houston 708 140 Cleveland, Houston 709 130 Columbia, Houston 710 140 Dallas, Houston 711 110 Denton, Houston 712 100 Denver, Houston 713 130 Houston, Glendale 750 145 Houston, Cleveland 801 150 Houston, Columbia 802 162 Houston, Dallas 803 150 Houston, Denton 804 184 Houston, Denver 807 190 Houston, Chicago 808 175 Indianapolis, Los Angeles 809 160 Los Angeles, Indianapolis 810 50 Miami, Los Angeles 784 320 Miami, Atlanta 774 246 Atlanta, Miami 821 245 Los Angeles, Miami 823 134 San Francisco, Los Angeles 824 132 Los Angeles, San Francisco 819 108 Tampa, Los Angeles 178 184 Los Angeles, Tampa 183 102 Washington, Los Angeles 586 300 Los Angeles, Washington 541 310 

requestFile.txt

Los Angeles, Houston Glendale, Houston Dallas, Austin Cleveland, Chicago Indianapolis, San Francisco San Francisco, Washington Boston, Columbia Miami, Denver 

Deliverables 1. Source code for your classes (as FlightMap.v1.cpp and FlightMap.v2.cpp) 2. A main file that tests the classes with flight routes and requests read from files as specified in the assignment (named PA03.cpp). 3. Makefile to compile your code. 4. Test output of your codes (as HPAir.out.pdf) 5. A log file (i.e. HPAir.log.txt) of method calls, actions, and content of the stack. Deliverables 1. Source code for your classes (as FlightMap.v1.cpp and FlightMap.v2.cpp) 2. A main file that tests the classes with flight routes and requests read from files as specified in the assignment (named PA03.cpp). 3. Makefile to compile your code. 4. Test output of your codes (as HPAir.out.pdf) 5. A log file (i.e. HPAir.log.txt) of method calls, actions, and content of the stack