Can we assume client and server generate the necessary .o files on their own?

[charlie....@gmail.com]

I read in the evaluation steps that the suggested command for compiling client (step 2) and server (step 3) directly use client.o, server_functions.o, server_function_skels.o and server.o. Does that mean these .o files are already in place before copying librpc.a and rpc.h onto the client and server machine?

Thanks.

[Khuzaima Daudjee]

On 2014-03-20, 3:28 PM, charlie....@gmail.com wrote:
> I read in the evaluation steps that the suggested command for compiling client (step 2) and server (step 3) directly use client.o, server_functions.o, server_function_skels.o and server.o. Does that mean these .o files are already in place before copying librpc.a and rpc.h onto the client and server machine?
>
> Thanks.
>

From the Assignments page off of the course web page:
"Assignments may be submitted up to 48 hours late but no personnel
support (either through direct contact, e.g. office hours, or online)
past the due date will be provided. "

-K