CS6340 Dataflow ChaoticIterationAlgorithm

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#include “AnalysisStrategy.h”
#include “IChaoticIterationAlgorithm.h”

namespace dataflow {
struct ChaoticIterationAlgorithm : public IChaoticIterationAlgorithm {
* Implement the Chaotic Iteration Algorithm here. This should be a generic framework for running
* the chaotic iteration algorithm with any AnalysisStrategy.
* You may access any public method on the provided AnalysisStrategy or Function, but you
* should not modify any properties in those classes (treat everything as read-only)
void Run(AnalysisStrategy* analysisStrategy, Function &F) {