TO THE GRADER


  I have prepared the following scheme in order to make grading easier and
more uniform.  This way, you will always test the programs in the same
directory called
	 testdir-<your login>
 with the same testfiles for each student (unless you want to do something
else), having access to the same scripts.  Also, you do not leave testfiles
and binaries around in the course directories.

  The scheme assumes that students name and position their solution files
exactly as required.  If a student does not do this, you will have to
rename his files, but you can deduct points for this.

  The "official" solutions for part 1 will be in subdirectory
	solution-1.  
  Testfiles for part 1 are in subdirectory
	testfiles-1.

  A script will always copy the current testfiles and student solutions
into testdir (first cleaning it), where the compilation and running will
take place.

  However, the grade must be written directly into the original GRADE-03
file in the student's directory, not on a copy: this way, it cannot happen
that you and the other grader work concurrently on the grade file and
create inconsistent copies.  For similar reasons, your comments on the
source files should be made directly in the student directory, not on the
copies.

  

			TO GRADE ASSIGNMENT 06

  cd /cs/course/cs113/current/homework/hw/06

  Grade the non-programming assignment by hand: you can look at the
"official" solution in /cs/course/cs113/current/homework/hw/06.txt (nothing
this time).


  There are two parts to this programming assignment, but for simplicity,
they will be handled as one.


		FOR PART 1

PREPARATION

	gr_start --student <student logname> [--part 1]

  This script empties the test directory testdir-<your login>, then it
copies the necessary files of the student, and the testfiles of the grader
into this directory.  The names of student files to copy are the same as
the names of files in directory solution-1, and the test files are in
directory testfiles-1.

	cd testdir-<your login>


TESTING

  The script for testing this assignment is called t.  It will simply be
called with different arguments from the commandline.

  Compilation: 

  t 0
  tries to compile the programs and reports possible problems.

  If the program does not compile, look at the student's file answers.doc
to see whether the student says that some variation of the compilation
process worked for him/her.

  
DOES IT SOLVE THE PROBLEM?

  t 1
  runs test_from_file actions_vanilla

 then compares the output with the correct output.

  t 2 and t 3
 do the same respectively with actions_remove and actions_all.

  The file GRADE-06 shows how much credit will be earned by each successful
test.

  
INSPECTION

  Inspect the program files.
  Make comments on these files, then give the scores on efficiency and
structure in the grade file.
  
	cd ..