Last Modified: Mon Feb 9 23:24:55 EST 2004
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C M S C 1 1 4 C o m p u t e r S c i e n c e I S p r i n g 2 0 0 4 |
Actually this is a directory that the cxx compiler creates to
assist it when compiling certain library files (like parts of
iomanip). You do NOT need this directory at all and can remove
it and any of it's contents at any time. Note however that if
you delete it, cxx will probably recreate it the next time you
compile your project. To delete a directory you must delete
all of the files inside the directory (use rm) and then you
can delete the directory (using rmdir) - there is an easier way
but it is VERY DANGEROUS (using rm -r).
No. And it is best if you "clean up" after project #0 by deleting
any unnecessary files. Keep your source code, but the a.out (or
executable) file takes up approx. 1 Meg of disk space and your
account has a limit of 10 Megs (thus you need to clean up otherwise
your account may run out of space leaving you unable to complete
future projects).
Also you should make a backup copy of your files and do not delete
the old source code - the *.cpp files take up very little space
compared to the a.out's and executables.
If you are having difficulty with your account at any time come
see someone in office hours as soon as possible.
Per the policies outlined on the syllabus you should see one of
the instructional staff during office hours regarding all questions
on projects - this includes project #1. Note that any email
inquiries concerning projects may go unanswered.
Also you should always read the corresponding FAQ prior to asking a
question on a project and you should generally ask no questions the
first day or so that a project is posted - rather you should
thoroughly read over the project description and think about it for
a while and design a solution prior to starting to write/type code.
Project #1 is due by 8AM on Wednesday, February 18th, 2004.
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