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--- notes:data:fall2022:projects:sln1 [2022/09/15 02:10] – [Useful commands] bbarrow1
+++ notes:data:fall2022:projects:sln1 [2022/09/15 02:22] (current) – [Useful commands] bbarrow1
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 =====PROGRAM=====
-Program should be able to perform specifications displayed inside the files. For example, inside src/node/mk.c, rm.c, and cp.c should be able to make nodes, remove nodes, and copy nodes, respectively. Some files inside app/node/ have little to no needed code and only test your src/node/ files. If your files are made correctly and to project specifications it should work well and similar to some of your sln0 pseudocode. Most, if not all, of the specifications will be commented inside the files with what you need to do.
+Program should be able to perform specifications displayed inside the files. For example, inside src/node/mk.c, rm.c, and cp.c should be able to make nodes, remove nodes, and copy nodes, respectively. Some files inside app/node/ have little to no needed code and only test your src/node/ files. If your files are made correctly and to project specifications it should work well and similar to some of your sln0 pseudocode. Most, if not all, of the specifications will be commented inside the files with what you need to do.\\
+When making the three programs, first look at "node.h" as it will tell you how to go about programing them, for example when making a node you know that the node will have a node->right and a node->info.
+When copying the node you do not need to allocate space, rather use an existing function.
+When removing you should think about how malloc works and what the node would become.
+In each of these codes think about what it is you want to be returned.\\
 **Directories containing vital project information:**
   * ''/inc/'' contains your header files used in most programs(contains options used such as "right" and "info")
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 </cli>
-Upgrade to the next project (sll0)
+Upgrade to the next project (sll0)\\
-*Note this takes current sln1 directory and copies your codes into sll0, use only when done.
+**Note this takes current sln1 directory and copies your codes into sll0, use only when done.**
 <cli>
 USERNAME@lab46:~/src/fall2022/sln1$ make upgrade-sll0

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