1. Make sure all your programming changes and additional files are in
the multiprog, threads, collection, or machine directory (or their
sub-directories). (You shouldn't really have changed files in the
machine directory, except as we specified.) You can also make
changes to the Makefile.src file in the top directory. Make sure all
changes to existing code are surrounded by something like `#ifdef
CHANGED' ... `#endif'.
2. Make sure that you have created a README file in the `multiprog'
directory with a description of what you did in the programming part
of the assignment, and also the answers to the non-programming
questions. Include the names of all team members (and their e-mail)
in the README. Please use the README to explain the general approach
you have taken for the various parts of the assignment, particular
problems you are and aren't handling, your decision on the semantics
of file operations by multiple processes on the same file, etc.
3. Make sure that you have created a TESTCASE file in the `threads'
directory with outputs from the tests you have run.
4. Important: make sure you are logged into a Sun (an elaine). Make
`multiprog' your current directory.
5. Type `/usr/class/cs240a/bin/cs240submit 2'. Note that the argument
is now 2, not 1.
6. Let us know if the submit script does not appear to work for you.