Well, we’ll keep it short, you got fired. Your boss brought you in for a code review and was more than disappointed. Apparently, he wanted a text editor like this one: we didn’t get the memo. Now it’s time to prove your worth. Your boss wanted something fully functional and we’ve got a great suggestion (NOTE: […]
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Suggested Readings We suggest you read the following from the wikibook before starting Wearables: Networking, Part 2: Using getaddrinfo Networking, Part 3: Building a simple TCP Client Networking, Part 4: Building a simple TCP Server Wearables It’s Friday, and you’ve sent your employees home for the weekend. Your startup just hit a major milestone, and you’re relaxing
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Resource Allocation Graphs A good way to think about this MP at a high level is by using a model covered in lecture, Resource Allocation Graphs. You can think of Make targets as nodes in the graph and dependency relations as edges. This visualization comes in handy when we are dealing with programs that may encounter deadlock. Given
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We will be using crypt_r() (a reentrant/thread safe version) of the crypt()function, as our hashing function. crypt_r() takes three arguments: the string to hash, a salt string, a struct crypt_data. Make sure to set the initializedmember of your struct crypt_data before using it for the first time. For example: struct crypt_data cdata; cdata.initialized = 0; const char *hashed = crypt_r(“example1”, “xx”, &cdata); printf(“hash of
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ou should write your implementations of calloc(), malloc(), realloc(), and free() in alloc.c. alloc.c will be the only file we test. Don’t modify mreplace.c, mcontest.c, alloc-contest.c. Those files create the environment that replaces the standard glibc malloc with your malloc. These files will be used for testing. Your malloc() must allocate heap memory using sbrk(). You may not use files, pipes, system shared memory, mmap(), a chunk of pre-defined stack
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Lab 12: select Due: Electronically, by 11:59 PM on Wednesday December 9 Notice that this is an extension since this lab was posted late. Introduction The purpose of this lab is to practice using the select system call. Procedure Review You should submit your work on MarkUs so begin by checking out your repo with the new lab12 directory.
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COMP2129 Assignment 4 Task description In this assignment your task is to implement the PageRank algorithm in C using the power method described below and then optimise and parallelise your code to ensure peak performance is achieved. The PageRank algorithm was developed in 1996 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin when they were graduate students
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Programming Assignment #4: Game of Battleship Due on July 13th, 11:59pm For this assignment you will write a program that simulates the game of Battleship. This will help you in mastering 2-dimensional arrays, pointers and loops. This assignment can be considered the signature assignment for all CptS 121 courses at WSU. Hence, I’m quoting the
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Homework 6 Time it took Matthew to Complete: 20 mins All programs must compile without warnings when using the -Wall and -Werror options Submit only the files requested ◦ Do NOT submit folders or compressed files such as .zip, .rar, .tar, .targz, etc Your program must match the output exactly to receive credit. Make sure
Homework 5 Files to submit: all files need to compile connectn.out, a Makefile for connectn.out Time it took Matthew to Complete: 50 mins All programs must compile without warnings when using the -Wall and -Werror options Submit only the files requested ◦ Do NOT submit folders or compressed files such as .zip, .rar, .tar, .targz,