C++ university project — generated from your brief, with report and slides
Paste your instructor’s handout and UniForge builds the whole C++ submission: twelve to twenty source files that compile together, a report in Word and PDF, a slide deck with speaker notes, six diagrams drawn from the real code, a README with build instructions, and a fifteen-question viva pack — all in one ZIP.
C++ briefs are full of hard rules — "no STL", "file handling only", "must demonstrate inheritance and polymorphism". UniForge compiles each rule into an executable check and verifies the generated code against it with a real C++ parser, so the constraint list on your handout becomes a checklist you can show your instructor.
Typical briefs it handles: hospital management systems, library systems, bank account managers, inventory systems, student record systems — anything a semester or final-year C++ course assigns.
Start building — 3 builds freeCommon questions
Can it follow rules like "no STL" or "use file handling only"?
Yes. Each rule from your brief becomes an executable check verified against the generated code by a C++ parser. Anything that cannot be verified automatically is listed openly as unverifiable, never silently marked as passed.
Does the C++ code actually compile?
The files are generated as one coherent project — shared headers, consistent classes — and parsed for errors before you download. You get a README with exact build commands for g++ or your IDE.
Is the report included?
Every build ships a full report in both Word and PDF, a slide deck with speaker notes, diagrams drawn from your actual code, and a viva question pack.