/*
 * testIntList.cpp
 *
 * Tests the IntList class.  Because of the print statements embedded in the
 * IntList class, as testIntList runs, the various constructors, destructors,
 * etc. being called are reported (to standard output).
 *
 * To compile, link, and run this example:
 *  - copy IntList.h, IntList.cpp, and testIntList.cpp into a directory
 *  - to compile (creating IntList.o and testIntList.o):
 *         g++ -c IntList.cpp
 *         g++ -c testIntList.cpp
 *    then link:
 *         g++ IntList.o testIntList.o
 *  - alternatively, you can compile and link in one step (without creating
 *    any .o files):
 *         g++ IntList.cpp testIntList.cpp
 *  - finally, to run the program, just enter the name of the executable:
 *         a.out
 *
 * Written by Rebecca Hasti for CS 368, Spring 2004
 */
#include <iostream>
#include "IntList.h"

using namespace std;

void copyAgain(IntList L) {
  IntList Lnew = L;
  Lnew.print();
  L.print();
}

int main() {
   IntList L1;
   IntList L2(25);
   IntList *p, *q;
   p = new IntList;
   q = new IntList(25);
   for (int i = 0; i < 20; i++)
     L1.addToEnd(i+1);
   L1.print();
   L2 = L1;
   L2.addToEnd(-1);
   IntList L3(L1);
   L1.print();
   L2.print();
   L3.print();
   copyAgain(L3);
//   delete p;
//   delete q;
   return 0;
}