##################################################################### # CS:APP Shell Lab # Directions to Instructors # # Copyright (c) 2002, R. Bryant and D. O'Hallaron, All rights reserved. # May not be used, modified, or copied without permission. # ###################################################################### This directory contains the files that you will need to run the CS:APP shell lab. The lab is the student's first experience with systems-level programming, and teaches them about processes, process control, and signals. ************ 1. Overview ************ In this lab, students build a simple Unix shell with job control. They are given a skeleton called tsh.c (Tiny Shell) that implements some of the less interesting functions, and are then asked to implement the functions and signal handlers that provide job control. Students evaluate the functionality of their shells using a trace-driven driver program called sdriver.pl. The reference solution is in ./src/tsh.c ******** 2. Files ******** README grade/ Autograding scripts shlab-handout/ Handout directory that is given to the students src/ Trace-driven driver program writeup/ Sample Latex lab writeup ******************* 3. Building the Lab ******************* To build the lab, modify the Latex lab writeup in ./writeup/shlab.tex for your environment. Then type the following in the current directory: unix> make clean unix> make The Makefile generates the driver code, formats the lab writeup, and then copies the driver code to the shlab-handout directory. Finally, it builds a tarfile of the shlab-handout directory (in shlab-handout.tar) which you can distribute to students. The command: unix> make dist DEST=