How do I turn my programs in?

How do I turn my programs in if I am compiling in Linux?

The trick here is that we have to copy the files from Linux to a diskette, and then reboot your computer to Windows. Then you will connect to your ISP, and attach the files to an e-mail.

To copy files from Linux to diskette:

Go to the directory where the files are, and put the diskette in the drive. Suppose the file is called file.cc:

% mcopy file.cc a:

After the file is copied, logout of Linux, and ctrl-alt-del to reboot the computer:

When you get into Windows 95, just connect to the Internet.

Now send the e-mail and attach the file from your a: drive.

How do I turn my programs in if I am compiling on the Spelman machines?

You do this very similar to what you did with your labs in 121 and 122.

Go to the directory where the program resides. Assume the file is named 'file.cc'.

% mail -s "Homework #??" hardnett < file.cc