For this project, you'll implement a next-event simulation capable of simulating
CPU scheduling for a set of different algorithms.
Building and running the program
To build the main program (called 'simulator' by default), type:
`make`
To both build and run the program with the example simulation file and no
command line flags, you can use the following shortcut:
`make run`
If you want to run your program with flags, you can be explicit:
`./simulator --verbose --per_thread example_simulation`
or short-form:
`./simulator -vt example_simulation`
Coding on a Mac
You can build this program fully on a Mac, but ensure your program compiles and
runs on Alamode machines (without warnings) prior to submitting it.
You might need to install Boost. I did it using HomeBrew via:
`brew install boost`
You can also choose to rewrite the output methods (in src/util/logger.cpp) to
not use Boost. That's a thing. ...that some people might do. Because... why not!
