Scopic Test Task - Eberty Alves

Overview

This project implements a test task for a 2D/3D Geometry Algorithm Developer position at Scopic. The task required the development of a C++ project using modern techniques to design a Contour class capable of storing a series of segments, where each segment can be either a straight line or a circular arc. The solution includes:

• A polymorphic hierarchy for segments (lines and arcs) with deep copy and move semantics.
• A utility function to create contours from a series of points (interpreting them as a polyline).
• A connectivity validation method (isValid()) for checking if all segments are sequentially connected.
• Asynchronous tasks to separate and test valid and invalid contours.
• Basic visualization using SFML to render contours.

Author: Eberty Alves da Silva, [email protected]

Keywords: C++, 2D/3D Geometry, CMake, SFML, Contour, Algorithms.

 

Install Dependencies

There are no additional dependencies to install manually, as the package includes all the necessary libraries. Just ensure that you have CMake and a C++ compiler installed on your system. For visualization, the project uses SFML, which is automatically fetched during the CMake configuration process, this may take a while.

Building and Running the Project

Clone the repository and build the project using CMake:

git clone https://github.com/Eberty/Scopic.git
cd Scopic/
mkdir build
cd build

On Linux

cmake ..
make -j$(nproc)
./scopic_test_task

On Windows

cmake .. -G "Visual Studio 17 2022" # Adjust the generator to match your Visual Studio version
cmake --build . --config Release
.\Release\scopic_test_task.exe

Or, alternatively, you can open this folder in Microsoft Visual Studio and build the project from there.