Turning in Programs

• E-mail your programs to the turnin address for your class. Remember that this address should only be used for turning in programs, I don't read e-mail at that address. If you send more than one copy I will grade the last one sent on time from that e-mail address.
• The grade will be sent to your account, along with a description of what I took points off for ( if any ).
• All code must compile warning/error free with all warning on.
• The Makefile for the project must build the program(s) as the default behaviour. To avoid silly makefile mistakes, remove your binaries ( make clean ), and run "make -r" to clear the built-in suffix rules.
• There may be specific things I want on some of the programs, I will include those on the assignment sheet, please read it.
• You will use shar and mail to e-mail them. The shar utility is the unix shell archiver, the reason for using this is that all of your filenames will be preserved. List all of the files needed to build your program as arguments to shar ( do not forget the Makefile ). You should see saving statements for each file, if there are any errors, the email will be blank. ( For more info on shar, go here )

  shar prog.cpp prog.h Makefile | mail pxxxx-x@arioch.unomaha.edu
  

  If the shar command fails, it will output nothing. If that happens you sent an empty e-mail.
• The address of pxxxx-x is just for the example, the real address is p, followed by the class number, followed by a dash, followed by the section number. Ex: If you are in CSCI 1620-029, the turnin address is p1620-29@arioch.unomaha.edu.
• I will grade the last one turned in on time. So if you made a mistake, or forgot something, just remail the entire assignment again.
• The e-mails should be atomic, meaning that I am not going to put together multiple e-mails to get all of the source, that is what shar is for.
• If you want a copy of the mail too, just comma seperate all address, or you can use the -c command to specify a CC address. Here are examples of both ( replace userid, with yours ) :

  shar prog.cpp prog.h Makefile | mail pxxxx-x@arioch.unomaha.edu,userid
  shar prog.cpp prog.h Makefile | mail pxxxx-x@arioch.unomaha.edu -c userid
  

• Comments, Indenting and the like
  I hate west coast brackets, globals , and multiple statements or declarations on one line etc., etc. For more on this see my Coding Style Guide.