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(Submission) How to submit your work #12

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Qcloud1223 opened this issue Dec 21, 2021 · 0 comments
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(Submission) How to submit your work #12

Qcloud1223 opened this issue Dec 21, 2021 · 0 comments

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Qcloud1223 commented Dec 21, 2021

Hi everyone, I hope you are doing well. If not, please do not hesitate to ask help from your classmates and me!

Since there are around 10 days before deadline, I want to announce submission issues now:

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- You only need to submit your code under `src/` to me, and that's it. No report, no binaries.

- To do this, you should create an archive file via:

- tar -cf YourName-YourStudentID.tar src/

- To verify if you've done it right:

- tar -tf YourName-YourStudentID.tar

- and you should see:

- src/
- src/RelocLibrary.c
- src/trampoline.S
- src/Link.h
- src/RuntimeResolve.c
- src/OpenLibrary.c
- src/LoaderInternal.h
- src/FindSymbol.c
- src/Loader.h
- src/MapLibrary.c
- src/InitLibrary.c

Update: Since the university requires me to assign a report, the way of submission needs changes.

I know that lots of you are using a VM, so it would be uncomfortable to write a report on that. Therefore, you can create a YourName-YourStudentID.zip file including src/ folder, and a report named *.md/*.docx/*.doc/*.pdf.

A report should briefly summarize how you consider each test case you finished, and how did you implement it(e.g. the argument or the algorithm you use). Feel free to explain it with code if you feel necessary. At the end of the report, you should also provide an image of your autograder evaluation to give me a lower bound of your score.

Sorry for the confusion caused.

TODO:
Github has some functionalities enabling automated grading of students submission, but I'm too busy for that. Plus, networking is also an issue. Connection to Github is usually unstable.

Maybe in the future I could free myself from extracting students' submissions and making them. By that time this issue can be close :)

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