ICS 145B
HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR PROGRAMS FOR TESTING.
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If you are not familiar with EEE dropboxes, please check the following
link for help: 

http://eee.ics.uci.edu/help/student/dropbox/

On or before the due date, do the following:

Create a zip file with the name ProjectX-SID-v1 where X is the
project number, SID is your student ID, and v1 is the version number. For
groups, use the student ID of the member whose name will be appearing
first on all documents. 

If you make any changes to your program, resubmit the entire file
under the next version number, i.e., ProjectX-SID-v2 (-v3, -v4, ...) 
We will only check the latest version.

Include in your folder:

- a copy of the documentation you turned in to the Distribution
  Center. (This is only to have a backup copy with a timestamp in case
  the hard copy is lost.) 
- complete source code
- a README.txt file containing the following information:

1) Names and IDs of all group members
2) Which system we should use (Windows or Solaris, no other options) 
3) The exact compiler command, including all parameters/flags, we
should use to generate the executable program (Visual C++/javac on
Windows and gcc/g++/javac on Unix are the only compiler choices) 
4) Instructions on how to read the test input file and produce the
output file. This can be done in one of three ways:
   - redirect standard input and standard output to files (using 
     "<" and ">" on the command line, or
   - explicitly specify the input and output file names on the command
     line as parameters, or
   - have your program read in the file names when it starts