Enclosed is one of our small utility library projects, called "FacebowFileReader", which is just a reader class for one of our custom file formats (.mfba). It also contains an example in main.cpp.
There is also a sample .mfba file enclosed.
For completeness I've also attached two pages from our docs on the mfba file format, but I don't think that those are needed.
On your on-site visit, we would like you to walk us through your solution, thought processes, discuss what worked and what perhaps didn't work, how you'd proceed from there, etc.
Lastly I want to say on behalf of all of us at Mimetrik that we see this task/exercise as both an opportunity for us to get to know your skills and working practice better, as well as for you to get an idea of the sort of tasks that we'd envisage you'd do if you were to join us.
Your first task would be to write a set of unit tests that test the functionality and correctness of the FacebowFileReader - what, the number of tests, and the unit test framework is left up to your judgement.
Existing source code files should not be changed.
Write a CI script that automatically runs these tests on a CI system/portal of your choice.
See document titled FacebowFileReader_SoltuionOverview
Disclaimer: the implementation by me was solely the unit tests and CI/CD pipelines. I am aware that the binary IO implementation is not optimal - the binary IO implementation was provided by Mimetrik and was not modifiable within the scope of the technical task. Should you wish to see an example of a low latency binary IO implementation written by me, then I refer you to my Simba repository.