CPSC 421-010 Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Spring 2024

Week 2 Class 4 Thu Jan 25 Posted: Jan 25

After Class

• Project 1 I posted due dates for parts v1b and v1c.

• Project 1 I will show in class on Tuesday how to tag your commit for v1a of Project 1. You can continue to commit, as a tag can be set on any commit, even a previous commit.

  If you do want to go ahead and tag for v1a, the commands to tag, view the tags, and push the tag to GitHub are:

  On the GitHub page for your repository, where it says main, allows you to view the code at any of your tags. Verify at GitHub that the tag is there.

Announcements

• TA
• Feedback on Exercise 5: Rainfall II
• Project 1: srcFacts

Agenda

• Exercise 11: Build srcFacts

  Build and run the Project 1 srcfacts program. This must include the following:

  • Clone the repository and move to the repo directory (Not required if you are using GitHub Codespaces or have already cloned the repository)
  • Create the build directory - If you already have a build directory, delete it first
  • Move to the build directory
  • Create the build using cmake
  • Build the project using make
  • Running the program with the demo make run

  To demonstrate this, you will record a terminal session using asciinema. It records the commands you enter and the output the command produces. asciinema is already installed in the GitHub Codespaces image. You can also install asciinema on Linux/WSL/macOS.

  asciinema is relatively straightforward to use.

  You can play, pause, skip, etc. You can also copy the commands as text. Note that the replay even includes your pauses and any delay as the command is run.

  At the end of the terminal session, asciinema will show a URL. Anybody can use this URL to view the session. This is what you will submit for the exercise to the link in the exercise title. The URL should not contain "connect" or be a local file. Test your URL in a browser; an incorrect URL will receive a 0.

• Notes: Algorithmic Decomposition
• Exercise 12: Algorithmic Decomposition Crossword
• Notes: Rainfall Coding Practices Slide 14

• Exercise 13: Rainfall III

  Continuing on using the workflow from Rainfall I

  As before, you can follow along and see the commits that I make in class:

  OOPS24-Rainfall-010

  If you have any questions or issues, make sure to contact me.

Unless otherwise noted, exercises are due by 4:30 pm on Fri Jan 26