J. Blustein

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Kurose & Ross's Network Simulation Code

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Assignment Submission Instructions

Files

Put all of your functions in the files protocol/client.c and protocol/server.c (where protocol is ABP or GBN). We will not accept any other files or files with any other names. We will be compiling and linking the files you submit with copies of the simulator that you are given for your own testing.

Measurements

The program cannot compute the final division because no part of the simulation code has access to all of the variables. Include the answer for a typical run of your program (with the parameters you used, and the values used to compute the division) in a comment at the top of your client.c file.

The Submit Program

Submit your files using the submit program on torch.

• Use the submit program to submit the entire directory at once
• Your submit session should look something like this:

          torch:~$ cd ~/cs3171/assig4/
          torch:~/cs3171/$ submit ABP
          [output from submit]
          SUBMIT SUCCEEDED
          torch:~/cs3171/$
         

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Version:

Monday, 28-Jul-2003 09:13:44 ADT

CS 3171 Prof.:

J. Blustein <jamie@cs.dal.ca>

Assignment based on

document at <URL:about:http://occawlonline.pearsoned.com/bookbind/pubbooks/kurose-ross1/chapter4/custom12/deluxe-content.html> (copied on 05 July 2002). That document is © 2000-2001 by Addison Wesley Longman A division of Pearson Education