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--- haas:fall2015:data:projects:sll1 [2015/09/25 16:01] – [list library (so far)] wedge
+++ haas:fall2015:data:projects:sll1 [2015/10/01 23:01] (current) – [Errata] wedge
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 This section will document any updates applied to the project since original release:
+  * Clarification: in append(), you do not have to make use of getpos()/setpos() as the instructions otherwise indicate. That's a leftover comment when I copied it from insert(). So, do not feel compelled to use them on append() (really, you don't need to).
   * __revision #__: <description> (DATESTRING)
 =====Objective=====
 We've commenced on our list explorations, implementing some of the core functionality (adding nodes to a list through insertion) as well as some helper functionality to make our list transactions even more effective (creating, displaying, getting node positions, and setting node positions).
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 ====header file====
-In **src/inc/** is the list header file: **list.h**
+In **inc/** is the list header file: **list.h**
 For this project, we're going to be implementing the following functions:
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 <code c>
 List *append(List *, Node *, Node *);   // append new node into list after specified place
-Node *searchlist(List *, int);          // is there a node containing value in list?
+Node *searchlist(List *, char);         // is there a node containing value in list?
 List *cplist(List *);                   // duplicate existing list
 void  displayb(List *, int);            // display list backwards
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 Figure out what is going on, make sure you understand it.
-**NOTE:** None of these files denote an entire runnable program. These are merely standalone functions. The various programs under the **testing/** directory will use these functions in addition to their application logic to create complete executable programs.
+**NOTE:** None of these files denote an entire runnable program. These are merely standalone functions. The various programs under the **unit/** and **app/** directories will use these functions in addition to their application logic to create complete executable programs.
 You will also notice there are function prototypes for these list library functions in the **list.h** header file, located in the **inc/** subdirectory, which you'll notice all the related programs you'll be playing with in this project are **#include**ing.

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