COMP2111 Assignment 3 Ken Robinson 16th April 2012 Name of assignment: ass3 Due date: 27th April 2012 Assessment: 15 marks Submission: give cs2111 ass3 Library.zip 1 Overview of assignment This assignment extends the tutorial example of a simple library (see 2.4.2). The extensions are: 1. addition of a borrowing limit; 2. addition of a reservation […]
COMP2111 Assignment 4 Ken Robinson 10th May 2012 Name of assignment: LiftController Assessment: 20 marks Submission: give cs2111 ass4 LiftController.zip Deadline: Friday June 1 (23:59:59) 1 Overview of assignment This assignment extends the lecture example of a simple lift controller, that you can extract from an archive (see 2.2). The archive contains: Lift ctx: the
Comparing the Instruction Set Architectures of ARM and AVR In this homework, you will learn the ISA of another RISC microprocessor, ARM, and compare it with that of AVR. As you are aware by now, an ISA consists of four components: memory models; registers; instructions; and, data types. Explore each component. You should focus on
// Given up to BLOCK_SIZE (256) bytes, produce the // hash of that block. You should not modify this file, // and should not attempt to compile it as part of your // solution. // You can run this program yourself using // 1521 basin-hash-block – for example, // 1521 basin-hash-block < examples/aaa/emojis.txt #include "basin.h"
#ifndef RSYNC_H #define RSYNC_H #include #include // Sizes (in bytes) of various fields. #define MAGIC_SIZE 4 #define NUM_RECORDS_SIZE 1 #define PATHNAME_LEN_SIZE 2 #define NUM_BLOCKS_SIZE 3 #define HASH_SIZE 8 #define MODE_SIZE 10 #define FILE_SIZE_SIZE 4 #define BLOCK_INDEX_SIZE 3 #define UPDATE_LEN_SIZE 2 #define MATCH_BYTE_BITS 8 // Note that the basin index magic numbers are exactly 4 bytes,
#include #include #include #include “basin.h” /// @brief Compute the hash of a block of bytes, using the 64 bit NFV-1a hash. /// If you wish to represent your bytes differently (say as an array of uint8_t) /// you may want to make a wrapper around this function. /// @param block The array of bytes to
#include #include #include #include #include #include “basin.h” int main(int argc, char **argv) { int stage = 0; for (;;) { int option_index; int opt = getopt_long( argc, argv, (struct option[]) { {“stage-1”, no_argument, NULL, 1}, {“stage-2”, no_argument, NULL, 2}, {“stage-3”, no_argument, NULL, 3}, {“stage-4”, no_argument, NULL, 4}, {0, 0, 0, ‘?’}, &option_index if (opt ==
Home WeChat: cstutorcs QQ: 749389476 #include “llvm/IR/InstIterator.h” #include “llvm/IR/Module.h” #include “llvm/Support/SourceMgr.h” #include #include “llvm/AsmParser/Parser.h” #include “llvm/IRReader/IRReader.h” #include “Extractor.h” using namespace llvm; void exitWithUsage() { std::cerr
Home WeChat: cstutorcs QQ: 749389476 #include “DataflowAnalysis.h” namespace dataflow{ struct LivenessAnalysis: public DataflowAnalysis{ static char ID; LivenessAnalysis() : DataflowAnalysis(ID){} protected: * Implement your analysis in this function. Store your results in DataflowAnalysis::inMap and * DataflowAnalysis:outMap. void doAnalysis(Function &F) override{ virtual std::string getAnalysisName() override{ return “Liveness Analysis”; char LivenessAnalysis::ID = 1; static RegisterPass X(“Liveness”, “Liveness Analysis”,
Home WeChat: cstutorcs QQ: 749389476 * Simple Hash Reversal Lab * sfold hash function sourced from https://research.cs.vt.edu/AVresearch/hashing/strings.php * Author: Justin Dunnaway * Modified by: Michael D. Brown * Purpose: This code is a graded portion of a KLEE Lab for academic use. #include #include #include #include #include long long int sfold(char * message, int length)