CS330
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Instructors:
Room schedules:
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(Updated 03-04-2024 - Today is: 05-03-2024)
Lab | Day |
Topics and Assignments
(Subject to change by the class instructor.) |
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1 | Jan. 16 - 19 | Process Memory | Asgn1 |
2 | Jan. 23 - 26 | Compiling and Debugging | Asgn2 |
3 | Jan. 30 - Febi. 2 | Unix, Strings and Tokenizing Words | Asgn3 |
4 | Feb. 6 - Feb. 9 | Intro to Processes, Forks & Exec | Asgn4 |
5 | Feb. 13 - 16 | Threads | Asgn5 |
--- | Feb. 20 - 24 | No Labs: Winter Reading Week! Enjoy! | |
6 | Feb. 27 - Mar. 1 | Semaphores | Asgn6 |
7 | Mar. 5 - 8 | System Calls for I/0 | Asgn7 |
8 | Mar. 12 - 15 | Pipes | Asgn8 |
9 | Mar. 19 - 22 | Sockets | Asgn9 |
10 | Apr. 2 - 5 | Signals | Asgn10 |
11 | Apr. 9 - 15 | Intro to Shell Programming | Asgn11 |
Important Note: You are REQUIRED to remotely use os1.cs.uregina.ca or os2.cs.uregina.ca instead of your local machine or Titan for all CS330 programs containing the fork() system call.
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To quickly format your code (in Replit and Linux machines in CL115), you can use: clang-format -i -style='{BreakBeforeBraces: Allman }' *.*
To get Visual Studio-like formatting without the -style argument, place this .clang-format file in your home folder and call clang-format like this: clang-format -i *.*