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CS510
Computer Graphics
Spring 1999
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Instructions for
electronic submission of labs.
You will use the ~cs510/bin/submitlab script to turn in your
assignments. This script only works on
our HP workstations. You can either physically go to
one of these machines or you can use telnet to create a session.
You then need to make a single call to submitlab. It will look
something like:
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ross@dupre 58 % ~cs510/bin/submitlab
1 Makefile lab1.c lab1.scene lab1.view
Submitting cs510 lab [1]
File Size Test is Okay
File Size Test is Okay
File Size Test is Okay
File Size Test is Okay
done checking file arguments
file arguments okay
User ID [ross]
Machine type [hp700]
Submittal timestamp [990301142259]
Listing of cs510 submission:
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Makefile
lab1.c
lab1.scene
lab1.view
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Is this list correct?
If so, type y to submit files, anything else to cancel: y
Assignment submitted for cs510.
Please make a record of the following timestamp and receipt numbers:
TIMESTAMP: [990301142259] RECEIPT: [354640916]
ross@dupre 59 %
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Note that the first argument is the number of the lab. For
the ray tracing assignment,use 1. The next arguments are the files
which make up your system. Note, you must submit everything required
to build and test your program. Here are additional guidelines
about what files should and should not be submitted.
- Do submit all C source code files.
- Do submit all C header files.
- Do submit a README file. This file should indicate the type
of machine you tested on (HP or Sparc).
- Do not submit any object
files nor the machine specific executable file.
- Do submit a self contained Makefile
that will build your complete program.
- Do submit all of the
scene and view files used in this assignment. This includes the
plane, the house, the caged sphere and your new scene.
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Copyright © 1999 J. Ross Beveridge