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Recitations
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Week #
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Subject
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File
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1
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Getting familiar with the Unix
Operating System
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Class 1
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2
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Processes Management
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Class 2
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3
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Processes, Threads and Scheduling
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Class 3
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4
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Scheduling and Deadlocks (continue
of 3)
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5
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Memory Management (1)
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Class 4
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6
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Memory Management (2)
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Class 5
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7
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File System (1)
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Class 6
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8
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File System (2)
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Class 7
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9
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Networking
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Class 8
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10
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Distributed File Systems
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Class 9
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11
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Network File Systems (NFS)
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Class 10
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Assignments
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No.
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Subject
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File
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Submission Date
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Grades
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1
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Creating
a Byte object which encapsulates the data it stores
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byte.pdf
Byte.h
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27/03/2005
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Grades
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2
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Creating
a Vector object
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vector.pdf vector.h
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17/04/2005
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Miscellaneous
DLL Tutorial – This tutorial demonstrates how
to create a DLL and use it. You can find the source files here.
Project
Comments (Updated 03/06/2005):
The
memmgr.h and memobject.h
files are updated in the project’s page (19/05/2005).
This
is a (very) simple main with which you can test
your project (03/06/2005).
Note
that MemObject MUST have a default constructor. In
order for you to be able to support Garbage Collection, allocate
and processStart now receive a
reference to MemObject. MemObject is defined by the user (using the default constructor) and its
destructor will be called when it’s out of scope.
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