CS 140: Operating Systems (Spring 2014)

Submitting CS 140 Class Assignments

Before Submitting

• Please include a copy of the grade report produced by make grade, saving it as pintos/src/<project>/GRADE. If you do, we will check that the grade report we get matches the one you submit and notify you if there are discrepancies.
• Make sure you have filled in the design document. There is a link to it from the assignment page. Your design document must be 80 columns wide (or less). If it is wider than 80 columns, the text wraps when we open it in our text editor, which makes it hard to read.
• To save disk space, please run make clean in the pintos/src directory before submitting.

Submission Instructions

• Log in to any machine with AFS access, such as myth.stanford.edu or cardinal.stanford.edu.
• In your current project directory (such as src/threads or src/vm, type:

  /usr/class/cs140/bin/submit x

  where x is the assignment number.
• Please note that although you submit in a directory such as src/threads, the submit script actually copies everything in src.
• When prompted for your SUNet ID, enter your login name, not your student ID number or any e-mail aliases (First.Last is not a SUNet ID). The submit script may complain, usually with permission errors. If there is a tarfile in /usr/class/cs140/submissions/hwx/username, everything's okay. If there isn't a file in the directory, e-mail the course staff ASAP!

Multiple Submissions and Late Days

You may submit a project multiple times. Your last submission is the one we'll count, as well as any late days used for that last submission. If you are planning to use late days for an assignment, and you have already submitted before the due date, please make sure your most recent submission contains a file late in the top-level directory, which should contain a note stating that you will be using late days for this assignment. Otherwise we may grade the assignment you have already submitted. Make sure that the late file has been removed in your final submission.