Delivering homeworks.

Please keep in mind that these are hard requirements .
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Deliverables.
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Points will be deducted if you fail to deliver a tarball with the 
required structure.

How to pack your files.
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Assuming that your CS login name is "mylogin", all your files should be 
in a directory called mylogin

|-- mylogin/
|   |-- Makefile
|   |-- README.txt
|   |-- ....

Pack the directory "mylogin" in a gzipped tarball called 
mylogin.tgz .

To pack your files you can do the following:
$ tar cvzf mylogin.tgz mylogin/

Important.
- Include a Makefile. The TAs do not know how to use javac from the 
command line.
- We DO NOT want files outside the directory mylogin. We use the 
directory name to identify the student who wrote the code.
- If you want to add any comments, include a README.txt file. 
Your TA will NOT read e-mail messages while grading your homework.
- DO NOT pack files that can be generated, only your source code. That 
is, DO NOT include .class files, generated directories, CORBA generated 
files, ...
- DO NOT pack .jar files that are installed in /stage. Use symbolic 
links. How? For example, to create a link to vbjorb.jar use:
$ ln -s /stage/classes/current/51024-1/Borland/VisiBroker/lib/vbjorb.jar

Please keep in mind that these are hard requirements .

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Delivery.
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Send the file mylogin.tgz to the leading TA. Include "CSPP51024" and the homework number in the subject line.
For example, for assignment 1, the subject line should be "CSPP51024 A1"

Please keep in mind that these are hard requirements .