CS110 Programming Projects
Spring 2002

Introduction

This is the home of all CS 110 projects. I will be modifying the projects as we go this semester. Any project with a version number below 1 is not ready to go, but is probably 80% correct.

Organizational Rules

Set up your home directory structure to have:

• A courses subdirectory, locked from access by anyone else.
• A subdirectory of courses called cs110 again locked from access by anyone else.
• For each CS 110 project create a subdirectory for each assignment; e.g., pX or assignX where X is the project number; e.g., ~geoff/courses/cs110/p1.
• Within each project directory create an RCS directory and a Makefile

  Use RCS and make to control your project development, i.e., I had better not find an empty RCS directory. If you don't know how to use RCS, start with the RCS qref and "man ci". Essentially everything you need to do can be handled by typing "ci -l foo" when you first create the file foo and whenever you have made significant changes to foo (such as when it first compiles).

Project Index

1. Fork
2. Semaphores
3. Dining Philosophers
4. Fibonacci
5. Barbershop
6. Threads