Program 3 tests

Here is a link to the p3 tests

Patricia Tree Tests

Here is a link to the p2 tests. I included a tar file and a pearl script to run them if you want to use it.

Now that program 1 is over, lets talk about program 2.

Spring break is upon us. If you are a normal student and plan to drink heavily, you might want to set some time aside for this asignment. There is no help online or in a book for this assignment.... with the exception of an old ecst webpage. If you go to This page there is a multitude of information about the patricia tree. If you go to the "CSCI 151-Sections 1.2(old) link, and then go to the "Program 2 Stuff" link you will find a great resource for the patricia tree. There is a ton of info here, even pictures that show how inserts and deletes work.

Due date for program 1 has been changed to Monday March 10th at 11:59 pm

Tuesday 26 February 2008

Here are the AVL Tree test files. I have included a perl script that you can use to run all the tests. There is aslo a tar file that contains all the test files and the perl script. To use the perl script make sure the script is in the directory with your executable file. The test files must be in a directory called tests that is also in the same directory as your executable. Alternatively you can just download the tar file and open it in the same directory as your executable and it will set it up for you. To run the script just type ./run_p1_test.pl

The perl script is intended fo use on a linux/unix machine, and I make no guarentees it will run on a windows machine even if it has a perl interpretor installed.

Monday 11 February 2008

Welcome to my website. I will be posting information about the CSCI311 labs here over the course of the semester. I have some useful information and links under the Unix and C++ tabs that I think you should have a look at. I added some information to the dynamic hash table page about the first phase of the assignment as well as the due dates for all phases and what each requires. There is also some basic information on how to compile a single file in Unix.