$plugindir = "/web/courses/cs3214/spring2012/projects/student-plugins"; $semester = "Spring 2012"; ?>
Instructions:
Step 1: Create a directory with your SLO id
in echo $plugindir; ?>
,
e.g. echo $plugindir; ?>/gback
.
Step 2: Please create a separate directory for each plug-in you wish to share.
For instance, to share a plug-in called 'glob', you'd create
echo $plugindir; ?>/gback/glob
.
Side note: Keep in mind that esh's -p switch will accept only directories, but that it can be specified multiple times to load multiple plug-ins from multiple directories. We ask that you place each in its own subdirectory so that it's easier to debug problems that arise when multiple plug-ins inadvertently interfere with one another.
Step 3: Place your .so file into the corresponding directory. Provide a .txt file along with the plug-in. The .txt file must have the same basename as the .so file. Check that both files are world-readable.
To-be-updated: Create a test file for your plug-in.
A reminder: please do not publish the source code of your plug-in, just the .so file.
Name of Plug-in | Path | Written By | Last Modified |
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