• The end of week two; Friday 2 October, at the end of your lab!
• You must turn in your work electronically on vogon using the handin command - instructions are provided below.
• Notice that for "handin" you will NOT use "CPE101-014" or the course name- for this class, you will submit to "gradercst" - the rest of the instructions should be the same..

Objectives

• Familiarization with the UNIX programming environment and tools.
• To write a complete C program given the problem specification.
• To learn the syntax of sequential C programs that interact with a user.

Resources

• Common gcc error messages
  
• handin reference

Ground Rules

Part 1: Exploration - evalcoins.c

Part 2: Create a complete program

Part 3: Converting a FORTRAN program to C

1. Study this FORTRAN program that solves a simple engineering problem. . 
2. First run the program on vogon.  Compile the program using this command:
   f90 seawater.f90
3. Execute it by typing
   a.out
   
4. Provide these sample data values.
   30  29.1
   35  28.6
   33
   The result should be 28.8.
   
5. Convert the source code to C, and name your file seawater.c.
6. Compile and execute it with the same input data and verify it produces the same results as the original program.
7. Demo you program to your instructor.
   

Part 4: Submit your completed programs

Handin

1. Submit your evalcoins.c seawater.c and grannyquilt.c using handin. To do this, you must do the following steps.
   1. Once on vogon (or the terminal in our lab), navigate to the directory where your files are located.
   2. Execute the handin command:

                  handin gradercst lab02 evalcoins.c seawater.c grannyquilt.c

      This command submits your files to the lab02 directory in your instructor's account.  .
   3. If you execute the handin command without a filename, it will report the files that you have submitted.

              handin gradercst lab02

Part 5: Create a printout of your program execution

1. Compile and execute the program in the terminal window.
2. Use the mouse to select the region of the display you want to print.
3. Click the print icon on the toolbar, or select "Print" from the File menu.
4. The Print dialog box will appear.  Make sure the radio button for "Selection" is chosen, then click OK.

1. Compile and execute the program with some alternate environment (editor and compiler).
2. When the program finishes executing, don't close the output window.
3. Using the mouse, right-click on the title bar.  A pop-up menu should appear.
4. From the pop-up menu, select "Edit" then "Mark".
5. Using the mouse, select the region of the display you want to print.
6. Hit Enter. (This copies the selected text to the clipboard).
7. Open Notepad or other text editor such as EditPad.
8. Paste the text into the editor window.
9. Select "Print" from the File menu.