COP 3402 Assembler Project - Summer 2001

If you have any questions, send email to your instructor at enger@cs.ucf.edu (not Olympus email).

1. I strongly recommend that you create a directory in your Olympus account for pass1 and I also suggest that you make sure that your pass1 directory is not readable by anyone else, to protect your work from being "borrowed". Remember, if we find two identical assignments, they both get a zero.

2. There is a Makefile in the ~cop3402/project directory on Olympus. Make a link to that file in your pass1 directory. Do not copy it to your directory.

   You can link to it with the following command:

   ln -s ~cop3402/project/Makefile Makefile

3. At the Olympus1:> prompt, type   make setup. This will copy the necessary files from the project directory into your current directory. You should receive the following files:
   pass1.c pass2.c assembler.h example.asm bad.asm

4. To compile your program, at the Olympus1:> prompt, type   make asm

5. To run your program, at the Olympus1:> prompt, type   asm

6. You can edit the pass1.c, pass2.c and assembler.h files to write your project.

7. To submit, from your directory type:  make submit