Program that lets you observe the evolution of a grid state in a cellular automaton called Single Rotation.
Written using CUDA/SFML and runs on the GPU.
Unfortunately I haven't implemented the feature that lets you pause the simulation and run it backwards unlike the CPU-only version of this program.
Escape: Closes the program
The executable itself is single_rotation.exe. Just open a terminal in the bin file, write ./single_rotation.exe and it should run.
However, I cannot guarantee that it will work for your device. And it is very likely that if you don't have a CUDA-compatible graphics device, it won't work for you. I coded it on my Linux Ubuntu 18.04 operating system with an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 950M.
As for the CPU code, it needs the fonts ubuntumono-r.ttf and ubuntumono-b.ttf to be in the bin file to display the texts properly.