107 Unix Lab

gistfile1.txt

Basic Command Format
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$ ~> <cmd>
$ ~> <cmd> <arg>
$ ~> <cmd> -<flag>

Moving around
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$ ~> cd <directory>
$ ~> ls
$ ~> pwd

Paths
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Relative
$ ~> cd <folder1>/<folder2>/...

Absolute
$ ~> cd /afs/ir/class/cs107/<folder1>/.../


Edit Text
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$ ~> vim

Basic vim commands:
"Save": "Esc + :w"
"Quit": "Esc + :q" 
"Move left": "h"
"Move right": "l"
"Move up": "k"
"Move down": "j"

To go into insert mode:
"Insert Mode": "i"


SSH
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Log in from anywhere (home, China, etc...)
My SUNETID (email addr minus @stanford) is "ataki":

$ ~> ssh ataki@myth.stanford.edu


Mercurial
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FIRST

Set up your HG text editor.
$ ~> vi ~/.hgrc
Follow instructions here:
https://courseware.stanford.edu/pg/pages/view/371919/cs107-guide-to-mercurial

"Clone repo"
$ ~> hg clone </path/to/...>

"Save editing changes"
$ ~> hg commit

"See history of your commits"
$ ~> hg log


Putting it all together:
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1. Use Mercurial to clone your assignment 0 repo.
You will need an absolute path. The path is:
/afs/ir/class/cs107/repos/assign0/<your_username>/

2. Open the custom_txt file. Follow the instructions on the command assignments


If we have time
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Making an executable

vi exercise.c
** Do some editing **
gcc -g -std=gnu99 -Wall --pedantic -m32 -o exercise exercise.c