#include <iostream>
#include "amoebas.h"

using namespace std;

int main () {
	Amoeba* me = new Amoeba (string ("me"));
	Amoeba* parent = new Amoeba (string ("mom/dad"));
	Amoeba* grandparent = new Amoeba (string ("Amos McCoy"));
	Amoeba* brother = new Amoeba (string ("Fred"));
	Amoeba* sister = new Amoeba (string ("Wilma"));
	Amoeba* child1 = new Amoeba (string ("Mike"));
	Amoeba* child2 = new Amoeba (string ("Homer"));
	Amoeba* child3 = new Amoeba (string ("Marge"));
	Amoeba* grandchild11 = new Amoeba (string ("Bart"));
	Amoeba* grandchild12 = new Amoeba (string ("Lisa"));
	Amoeba* grandchild31 = new Amoeba (string ("Bill"));
	Amoeba* grandchild32 = new Amoeba (string ("Hilary"));

	// This will seem a bit backward, since we have an "add child"
	// instead of an "add parent".

	// First do Mike's kids.
	child1->AddChild (grandchild11);
	child1->AddChild (grandchild12);

	// Next do Marge's kids.
	child3->AddChild (grandchild31);
	child3->AddChild (grandchild32);

	// Now add Mike, Homer, and Marge to me.
	me->AddChild (child1);
	me->AddChild (child2);
	me->AddChild (child3);

	// Now add me to my parent.
	parent->AddChild (me);

	// Now add my brother and sister.
	parent->AddChild (brother);
	parent->AddChild (sister);

	// We won't need these any more now, will we?
	parent = 0;
	grandparent = 0;
	brother = 0;
	sister = 0;
	child1 = 0;
	child2 = 0;
	child3 = 0;
	grandchild11 = 0;
	grandchild12 = 0;
	grandchild31 = 0;
	grandchild32 = 0;

	// Print my name and my parent's name.
	cout << "Hi, my name is " << me->Name () << endl;
	cout << "Meet my parent " << me->Parent ()->Name () << endl;
}