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\section{Technical Background}
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The technical background is all the research related to the programming part of
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this bachelor project. The programming language used in this project is a
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mixture of C and C++, for this part, the course of Systems Programming taught by
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Prof. Carzaniga during the third semester. Then came the study of the starting
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point of the project, which was divided in the logic itself and the framework
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used to display the state of the simulation on the screen.
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\subsection{Original project}
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Before starting to write any code, it was necessary to study carefully the
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original project. The starting point of chosen for this specific project was the
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last commit on the \texttt{c++-port} branch. The reason for this choice is that
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the project originally started fully in C (which is still the case for the
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\texttt{main} branch) and C++ offers more functionalities that help for a
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smoother development process.
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\subsection{Cairo}
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