======OR class======

The OR class implements a functioning logical OR gate for use with our CPU simulator.

=====OR() constructor=====

<code c++>
OR myOrGate;
</code>

^  Function  ^  Parameter(s)  ^  Return value  |
|  OR()  |  none  |  pointer/variable instantiation of the newly allocated OR gate  |

OR() is the parameterless constructor that is responsible for creating a new instance of an OR.

=====reset()=====
reset() will reset both inputs coming into the OR to FALSE values.

<code c++>
myOrGate.reset();
</code>

^  Function  ^  Parameter(s)  ^  Return value  |
|  void reset()  |  no parameters  |  none  |

=====set(bool)=====
set(bool) will take the parameter and set both inputs to that value.

<code c++>
myOrGate.set(true);
</code>

^  Function  ^  Parameter(s)  ^  Return value  |
|  void set()  |  bool  |  none  |

=====set(bool, bool)=====
set(bool, bool) will take the parameter and set each input to a unique value.

<code c++>
bool a = true;
bool b = false;

...

myOrGate.set(a, b);
</code>

^  Function  ^  Parameter(s)  ^  Return value  |
|  void set()  |  bool, bool  |  none  |

=====setvalue()=====
get() will retrieve the output of the OR.

<code c++>
bool output = myOrGate.get();
</code>

^  Function  ^  Parameter(s)  ^  Return value  |
|  bool get(int)  |  none  |  boolean value of gate's output  |