R. Clayton (rclayton@clayton.cs.monmouth.edu)
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Your assignments haven't been graded yet; do not get in touch with me to find
out what your assignment grade is, or to speculate about what your assignment
grade might be. I'll let you know when your assignments have been graded.
I've made my assignment 1 testing code available in
/export/home/class/cs-509/pa1/test-code
to use it, change to the directory containing your implementation of assignment
1 (which must be called count-tuples) and run code-test. Your output should
look something like this:
$ ls -l count-tuples
-rwx------ 1 rclayton faculty 790876 Sep 6 12:44 count-tuples
$ /export/home/class/cs-509/pa1/test-code
empty test
big-word test
single singletons test
real 0m1.93s
user 0m0.61s
sys 0m1.04s
single multiples test
real 0m3.93s
user 0m1.07s
sys 0m2.10s
multiple singletons test
real 0m0.60s
user 0m0.17s
sys 0m0.31s
multiple multiples test
real 0m0.83s
user 0m0.17s
sys 0m0.55s
eof abuse test
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Briefly, the tests are
empty test - any program you write should be able to handle the empty input
without problems.
big-word test - a couple of people used fixed-length char arrays to hold
words; this test crashes their programs.
single singletons test - asking for n-tuples on an imput of m different words
should result in m - n + 1 output lines.
single multiples test - asking for n-tuples on an input of n identical words
should result in m - n + 1 identical n-tuples.
multiple singletons test - asking for n1-tuples through m2-tuples on an imput
of m different words should result in m - n1 + 1 + ... + m - n2 + 1output
lines.
multiple multiples test - asking for n1-tuples through n2-tuples on an input
of n identical words should result in m - n1 + 1, . . ., m - n2 + 1
identical n-tuples.
eof abuse test - a couple of people didn't use test for eof correctly; this
test points out the error of their ways.
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