Directions for mailing the program files of Homework 6

Please follow these steps before you mail your files -

1. Rename your files as shown below before mailing them.
   Suppose your account id on SNOWHITE for cis307 is c307104. I assume that you have the following files comprising your program -

     store_manager.c - containing the code for STORE_MANAGER, 
   
     rand_proc.c     - containing the code for RAND_PROC1 and 
                       RAND_PROC2, and
     
     id_list.h       - defining the list of strings used to 
                       initialize the SSTORE_ID component of 
                       each element of STORE. This header file
                       is attached to store_manager.c and 
                       rand_proc.c through #include directives.
   

   These files should be renamed as follows :

           Original name                            New name
           ----------------                    --------------------
           store_manager.c                     104store_manager.c
           rand_proc.c                         104rand_proc.c
           id_list.h                           104id_list.h
   

   If your program uses additional header files please rename them by prefixing the original name with the last three digits of your account id on snowhite.

   Please make sure that all compiler directives and statements that use the original names of the files are modified to refer to the new names.

   For example, the #include directive in 104store_manager.c and 104rand_proc.c,

                      #include "id_list.h"
   

   should be modified as

                      #include "104id_list.h".
   

   Please note that the prefix 104 in each name comes from the snowhite account id c307104. Do not forget to substitute the last 3 digits of YOUR OWN snowhite account id for 104 in the above names.

2. Compile the RENAMED files and run your program AT LEAST ONCE before you mail the files to me. This will help ascertain whether the program works the way it did before the files were renamed.

3. Please do not mail me anything other than the source code. I will compile and run your programs myself, and so I do not need object code or sample output from log files.

4. Put your name and SSN in AT LEAST ONE of the files.

5. Mail your files to snowhite. If you are REGISTERED for Section 1 mail your files to c307100@snowhite.cis.temple.edu, otherwise mail them to c307200@snowhite.cis.temple.edu. Please DO NOT mail your files to my personal account on astro.

   Please make sure you use the COMPLETE address (not just c307100 or c307200) so that the messages would be sent to my account on snowhite server.

   Indicate the name of the file (104store_manager.c, 104rand_proc.c etc.) on the subject line when you mail the file. (This would help me extract each of your messages into the appropriate file). This can be done easily if you use a mailing utility such as pine.

6. The programs are due on Monday, May 1. I will send you a message at the account that I received your programs from, acknowledging the receipt of your files, and indicating the number of files received. If in spite of mailing your program you do not hear from me by Wednesday, May 3, please send me a message at amandala@astro.ocis.temple.edu.

7. My criteria for evaluation of solutions and their relative measures of importance are as follows:

        Correctness of results     -   60 points
        Correctness of logic       -   20 points
        Program organization       -   20 points
   			          ----------
   			           100 points
   

   amandala@astro.ocis.temple.edu