Obtaining the lab code

Type the following in your virtual machine:

$ cd ~ 
$ git clone http://news.cs.nyu.edu/~jinyang/fa15-cso/labs/cso15-labs.git
You will see that a directory named cso15-labs has been created under your home directory. The subdirectory cso15-labs/clab contains this lab's code. Go to the lab's directory by typing: 
$ cd cso15-labs/clab

Completing the lab

This lab contains six independent exercises. The instructions for each exercise can be found in files part1.c, part2.c, ..., part6.c. Fill in your code in each of the files and test them individually. For example, suppose you have completed the exercise in part1.c. Test by typing the following: 
$ make
$ build/part1
variable should be 5, actually is 3!
Aborted
From the above error message, you can see that it did not pass the test. Debug and try again. Complete and test each part individually.

Once you've passed the tests for all six labs, you can double check your test-passing status by typing: 

$ ./grade-lab
assignment [part1.c]: OK
swap [part2.c]: OK
array sum [part3.c]: OK
point structure [part4.c]: 
  set_point: OK
  point_dist: OK
linked list [part5.c]: 
  list_insert: OK
  list_end: OK
  list_size: OK
  list_find: OK
  list_remove: OK
bitwise operators [part6.c]: 
  get_exponent_field: OK
  clear_msb: OK
  bit_at_index: OK
Score: 65/65
Above shows the example output of a successful full test.

Handin Procedure

To handin your files, type: 
$ make handin
This creates a file called lab1.tar.gz. Submit this file here.