CSC235 Data Structures - Procedures for Submitting Labs

Procedures for Submitting Labs

To prepare for submitting labs, create a directory in your home directory called submit. The command to create this directory is:

mkdir submit

You will only create this directory once.

To submit your lab:

Create a directory inside submit to hold the files for the current lab. This directory will be called lab1, lab2, etc. The command to create the directory for lab 1 is
mkdir submit/lab1
The command to create the directory for lab 2 is
mkdir submit/lab2
Hand in a printed copy of all files that contain your code.
Copy all the files that contain your code into your submit directory. The command to copy a file is cp, and the form of the command you will use to copy a file into the submit directory is
cp your-file submit/labx
where your-file is the file you want to copy, and labx is lab1, or lab2, etc. For example, to copy the files lab1.C, String.C and String.h into the directory for lab 1, you would issue the following commands
cp lab1.C submit/lab1 cp String.C submit/lab1 cp String.h submit/lab1
Don't forget: copy all .C files and .h files which are needed to run your program! Once you have handed in your printed copy of the lab, do not edit any of the files which you have copied into your submit directory. If any of the files containing your code have been changed since you submitted the lab I will deduct 25 points in addition to late points. If you want to look at your code, or use it in your next lab, use the copy of the file which is in your home directory, not the copy in your submit directory.