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| notes:data:fall2022:projects:sll1 [2022/09/28 04:23] – [UNIT TESTS] mfee1 | notes:data:fall2022:projects:sll1 [2022/09/29 19:01] (current) – [SPECIFICATIONS] bolsen1 | ||
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| Each file contains its corresponding functions. | Each file contains its corresponding functions. | ||
| + | Another thing to note is that the sll1 project files can only compile with version 9 of gcc. If you are not on lab46 and the project fails to build the library or unit tests, this may be because you are using a newer or older version of gcc. | ||
| + | You can use the same version of gcc as lab46 by using the following commands (assuming you are using a Raspberry Pi with it's default OS) in this link: https:// | ||
| *Our task is to ask questions on Discord or in class and document our findings on this wiki page collaboratively, | *Our task is to ask questions on Discord or in class and document our findings on this wiki page collaboratively, | ||
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| displayb(): displays the contents of a list backwards. | displayb(): displays the contents of a list backwards. | ||
| - | append(): Adds a node into a list after the specified place. For example, if our list is (4)-> | + | append(): Adds a node into a list after the specified place. For example, if our list is (4)-> |
| compare(): Will read two given lists. At the first node of difference the function will output a < or > sign depending on which node held a higher value. | compare(): Will read two given lists. At the first node of difference the function will output a < or > sign depending on which node held a higher value. | ||
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| Compare will return a value, uc, specified within the included header files. The return value should be equal to the total amount of differences in the lists. The pos value, if **not null**, should be the position of the first difference in the two lists. For example, if you have two lists with a difference at position 3, 7, and 14, the function should return the value of all of the COMP_L(1 or 2 goes here)_(GREATER or LESS) combined. If pos is null, it should not change from null. | Compare will return a value, uc, specified within the included header files. The return value should be equal to the total amount of differences in the lists. The pos value, if **not null**, should be the position of the first difference in the two lists. For example, if you have two lists with a difference at position 3, 7, and 14, the function should return the value of all of the COMP_L(1 or 2 goes here)_(GREATER or LESS) combined. If pos is null, it should not change from null. | ||
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| **DEBUG**: If you run into an issue that requires in-depth debugging, consider using gdb. To run gdb type | **DEBUG**: If you run into an issue that requires in-depth debugging, consider using gdb. To run gdb type | ||
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| Also note that some unit tests for sll1 make use of certain functions made in previous projects. | Also note that some unit tests for sll1 make use of certain functions made in previous projects. | ||
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| + | Some might find their **unit-compare** test is failing for test #8, where **pos** is checked, but not for test #13 and test #14, where **pos** is also checked. This is likely due to only changing **pos** when CMP_EQUALITY is not the case. As a solution, consider always changing **pos** to reflect the position being checked even if both lists are equal. | ||
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