C M S C 2 1 4 C o m p u t e r S c i e n c e I I S p r i n g 2 0 0 3
Project #5 Checklist
Posted: April 29, 2003.
Updated: May 4, 2003.
You must submit only the following files:
makefile
Your .h files needed for this project
Your .cpp files needed for this project
Makefile
Use macros (as in prior projects)
Your "primary" target in your makefile must be p5 - meaning
that if we type "make" it will create p5 or if we type
"make p5" the same will occur.
Running time
Your program should run on any of the provided data files (schedule.txt)
between any two stops in reasonable time - in particular if your
program is taking more than 5 minutes running time, under normal
load on the class cluster, for determining the path between two stops
chances are very high it will not pass that test. If you are concerned
about this you should see someone in office hours - note if in testing
you are running your program (on the class cluster) and it works in
reasonable time then you may assume it is fine
(additionally note that running time does not include compile time).
Code
Be sure to make your code "legible" using good programming practices
including commenting. The code you submit should only be that which
you have written or was provided by the instructional staff of this
course and you should not hardcode any of the expected output as you
will be given a 0 for this project (for hardcoding) and possibly
brought up on charges of violating the University's Honor Code.
Submitting
You should tar together only the requested files above and submit
them using the standard submit program (be sure to tar your files
correctly and use the submit command correctly - see prior projects
for details).
See the class syllabus for policies concerning email
Last Modified:
Sun May 4 12:11:17 EDT 2003