https://github.com/wzqvip/cs537-os-localgrader
Just clone things from the linux machine that can run on your machine. (But why I need this?)
https://github.com/wzqvip/cs537-os-localgrader
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Just clone things from the linux machine that can run on your machine. (But why I need this?)
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/wzqvip/cs537-os-localgrader
- Owner: wzqvip
- Created: 2024-01-30T21:02:38.000Z (over 1 year ago)
- Default Branch: main
- Last Pushed: 2024-04-26T21:10:23.000Z (about 1 year ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-02-10T10:21:35.170Z (4 months ago)
- Language: Python
- Size: 26.6 MB
- Stars: 2
- Watchers: 1
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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- Readme: README.md
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# CS537-OS-LocalGrader
Just clone things from the linux machine that can run on your machine. (But why I need this?)
Use some unix-style machine like WSL on Windows.
# Generic Grading
```
pregrade P{num}
```
num is the Project number.
e.g.
```
./pregrade P1
```
# P0
XD
# P1
Copy your `MADCounter.c` to the P1 directory. And run the following command in that directory.
```
./test-madcounter.csh
```
If you want to see all the test points, use `-c`
```
./test-madcounter.csh -c
```
To see complete output (and log to file).
```
./test-madcounter.csh -c -vv > log.txt
```
# P2
Copy the *xv6-public* folder to P2
Then go to your folder and execute the tests
```
cd P2/xv6-public
```
```
../tester/runtests -d ../initial-xv6/tests/ -c
```
You may need to create a new directory called `test-out` in public-xv6 dir. If you encounter problems.
**Note: There are problems with test8. The user program is not included in the Makefile. I tried to include but it's too large for the xv6 system.**
-> I asked TA. The old version does have this problem. Then they reduce it from 12 to 8 tests. You may try to add `test_8.c(_test_8)` to your makefile and manually test it. I won't update this because this contains more test points and it's easy to test by yourself.
# P3
This is easy. Just go through the intructions and mark all the test points. A little bit complex.
For me, go through the *.run* and *.out* is enough to pass the rest of this assignments.
Copy your wsh.c to P3 folder and execute the followings:
```
./test-cd.csh
./test-exec.csh
./test-variables.csh
./test-history.csh
./test-pipe.csh
./test-batch.csh
```
There's no runtests until 2024/2/27. So I made a simple grader.
First, `./runall` to run all the tests and log the grade to `test_results.txt`, then use the `grader.py` to see general scores.
# P4
copy your xv6-public to P4 dir.
Then open terminal in xv6-public. Then execute
```
../runtests ../ -c
```
../runtests is the script in the P4 dir.
../ is where the tests locates.
-c is to run all ignore fail.
***For some reason, when it execute fail, the test still pass. 2024.3.7***
# P5
I didn't do that. Only a copy of it.
# P6
I decided not to modify the `runtests` . It just run a python.
Copy your code or folder anywhere, in that folder, run
```
$path_to_P6tester/tester.py
```
e.g.
```
taco@machine:/xxx/CS537-OS-LocalGrader/P6_code$ ../P6/runtests
```
I'm using WSL so the tests are all time out on my machine.
2024/4/15 12:38. Seems they are updating the grade script, but they made an error on the path.
Cleaning handin directory
/home/cs537-1/tests/pregrade: line 35: /p/course/cs537-oliphant/tests/P6/clean: No such file or directory
Pregrade complete