GAME OF LIFE IN RUST

Yet another implementation of Conway's "Game of Life", but now in Rust.

This implementation tries to save a bit on the memory and instead of implementing bit maps it only stores cells that are alive.

To run:

1. cargo build --release.
2. ./target/release/game_of_life [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] --file <FILE>

A list of arguments:

USAGE:
    game_of_life [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] --file <FILE>

FLAGS:
        --breathe    Does a 'breathing' effect between two colors (color and 255-color)
    -h, --help       Prints help information
        --rainbow    Makes everything ✨🌈
        --random     Generates random patterns across the field
    -v, --version    Prints version information

OPTIONS:
    -b, --background <BG>
            Sets background color. (Can be: black, red, blue, teal, white or HEX) [default: black]

    -c, --color <COLOR>
            Sets cell color. (Can be: black, red, blue, teal, white or HEX) [default: white]

    -f, --file <FILE>                            A path to the map with patterns (can contain only '0' and '1')
    -f, --frame-limit <FPS_LIMIT>                Puts a lock on a frame rate. [default: 100]
    -i, --interpolation <INTERPOLATION_STEPS>    Gradient interpolation steps [default: 500]
    -s, --size <SIZE>                            Sets cell size [default: 1]

Rendering is done with the SDL2.
CMD args are done with the Clap.