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Outline 0: |
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Introductions |
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Give your name, rank, and serial number (major) |
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Why are you here? |
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What was your first programming experience? |
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What have you programmed? |
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Stuff |
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Course web page: http://computers.douglasthrift.net/code/ |
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Do you have a lab account? If not, get one now! |
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Assignment: ls |
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Version Control |
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What is it? |
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Why is it useful? |
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Subversion |
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Assignment 0: |
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ls |
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Write a program with the same functionality as ls(1) |
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Basically, it should list directories and take options to specify how |
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It should provide usage information when it is given invalid options |
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or a help option |
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An option for colorized output a la GNU or FreeBSD would be spiffy |
