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==Blog Posts==
*Issues when compiling cio_test object.
:[http://thatdude22.wordpress.com/2013/10/09/submission-issues/ The error]
*Cannot use printf and cout function Problem.
*:[http://mikesayhi.wordpress.com/2013/09/27/cannot-print-any-text/ Sehui's Code]
*Test #4.2 and #4.17 look the same except their return key. 4.2 wants to error be fixed and return 'RETURN' key whereas, 4.17 wants the same error be fixed and return '0'. Any idea about that?
*:[http://m-aryafar.blogspot.ca/2013/10/assignment-1-ciotester-test-42-vs-417.html Mohammad's Blog]
*Test 4.2 - What are we suppose to be checking for? Also mild display issues
*:[http://sgrybas.wordpress.com/2013/10/09/keep-failing-test-4-02 Saul's Blog]
* submit trouble. After I've passed all of test, I can't send a mail.- solved (use extern)
*:[http://mikesayhi.wordpress.com/2013/10/09/linux-makes-me-sick/ Sehui's Blog]
*Having trouble passing tests 4.17 and 4.18. The tester is giving me conflicting information (RESOLVED)
*:[http://codegenetix.blogspot.ca/2013/10/test-4.html Haysean's Blog]
=Learning Outcome=
Local PC: Borland 5.5
bcc32 bconsole.cpp console.cpp coi_testcio_test.cpp
Local Mac: (use -lcurses to link curses library)
c++ bconsole.cpp console.cpp coi_testcio_test.cpp -lcurses -Wno-write-strings
matrix: GNU (use -lncurses to link ncurses library)
$ a.out X <ENTER>
where X is your section, so if you are in section B it would be:
$ a.out B <ENTEREENTER>
Run the test to the end and if everything is ok, an email will be sent to your professor with your assignment files, and compile result attached.
