CS 371 Lab #6: Classes and Instances

For each component we are modeling, our goal this lab is to get many instances defined in actual code. For classes with many instances, we will do representative examples.

Where do you get this data? From your own designs.

Who does what? Basically you need instances for initial prototyping of objects related to your subteams' responsibility. But, another way to look at it is: everybody needs instances of the entire game pretty much.

• For each class in your HW#3, write a .cpp file that contains the corresponding information, as much as you have worked out so far. (Hint: can your UML tool generate anything useful, or are you better off working on it by hand?)
• Write a "prototype stub" consisting of a main() function that declares pointers to each class type and creates instances (via new) of each class.