C++ Input Module on RHEL - 14/03/2026 00:38 EDT
Budget: ₹1,250 – ₹2,500 INR
I have a working C++ application that currently relies on hard-coded values; I now need that logic moved into a subroutine capable of reading the same data from an external file instead. Your job is to extend the existing subroutine so it accepts file input, integrates the data seamlessly into the program’s current flow, then compile and run the whole project on a free Red Hat Enterprise Linux environment (Fedora, CentOS Stream or any other RHEL-compatible distro is fine).
You will receive:
• The current source tree and a brief note on where the new functionality plugs in.
• A sample data file that illustrates the expected format.
What I expect back:
• Updated source code with clear in-line comments that show where changes start and end.
• A Makefile (or CMakeLists.txt if you prefer) that builds cleanly with g++ on RHEL using the standard repos.
• A short README describing the file input format, any additional libraries you used (preferably standard C++17 only), and the exact commands you ran to compile and execute.
• Proof of execution: either a terminal capture or a small screencast demonstrating the program reading the sample file and producing the correct output.
I am ready to share the code as soon as we agree on timing, so let me know how soon you can turn this around.
You will receive:
• The current source tree and a brief note on where the new functionality plugs in.
• A sample data file that illustrates the expected format.
What I expect back:
• Updated source code with clear in-line comments that show where changes start and end.
• A Makefile (or CMakeLists.txt if you prefer) that builds cleanly with g++ on RHEL using the standard repos.
• A short README describing the file input format, any additional libraries you used (preferably standard C++17 only), and the exact commands you ran to compile and execute.
• Proof of execution: either a terminal capture or a small screencast demonstrating the program reading the sample file and producing the correct output.
I am ready to share the code as soon as we agree on timing, so let me know how soon you can turn this around.