queue.cpp

#include "queue.h"

const char* Queue::Full::what() const throw()
{
	return "Queue is full";
}

const char* Queue::Empty::what() const throw()
{
	return "Queue is empty";
}

Queue::Queue( const int _maxSize ) : maxSize(_maxSize)
{
	/* this is going to dynamically allocate an array of chars
        I'm doing it with a smart pointer to be absolutely certain
        there's no memory leak */
	queue = std::make_unique<char[]>( maxSize );
	numValues = 0;
}

Queue::~Queue()
{
}

int Queue::num_items() const
{
}

void Queue::push( char value )
{
}

char Queue::front() const
{
}

char Queue::back() const
{
}

char Queue::pop()
{
}