CSC 101 Lab 5

CSC 101
Lab 5

writeup .html , .pdf

Makefile -- First, make a copy of this Makefile into your lab 5 directory; then type "make array_math_test" to test your array_math program; then type "make read_strings" to test your read_strings program. In order for all this to work, your compiled programs must be named "array_math" and "read_strings", NOT a.out or some other name

Sample input data files for array_math and read_strings, used in the Makefile test runs:

For array_math:

in1_10.dat and in2_10.dat -- versions of in1.dat and in2.dat that have 10 numbers per file

in1_20.dat and in2_20.dat -- versions of in1.dat and in2.dat that have 20 numbers per file

in1_21.dat and in1_21.dat -- versions of in1.dat and in2.dat that have 21 numbers per file

For read_strings:

writeup.html -- 127 lines total, all lines < 80 chars each

6x80.dat -- 6 lines, exactly 80 chars per line

1010x80.dat -- 1010 lines, all lines <= 80 chars

1010x81.dat -- 1010 lines, with couple lines > 80 chars

Sample output files, that correspond to the preceding input files:

For array_math:

with inputs in1_10.dat and in2_10.dat: in1_in2_10.out

with inputs in1_20.dat and in2_20.dat: in1_in2_20.out

with inputs in1_20.dat and in2_20.dat: in1_in2_21.out

For read_strings:

with intput writeup.html: writeup.out

with intput 6x80.dat: 6x80.out

with intput 1010x80.dat: 1010x80.out

with intput 1010x81.dat: 1010x81.out

NOTE: Since this is a lab, you don't need to get your output formatted exactly like these examples. The examples are here to give you an idea of what your output is supposed to look like.