Announcements

• Have a good summer.
• FINAL REGRADING SESSION for project 3 will be on Sunday, 3-4pm in the undergrad lab. If you have questions about project 3, or you want us to run tests again, etc, please turn up, otherwise you will forfeit all opportunities for a regrade! Note that if you had a bug in your code and we said you could fix it and resubmit, it must be working by 3pm!
• Test files for project 3 are available
• May 18: Final exam is on May 18, 9:00-11:30 am in OH 155.
• May 14: Please pick up any remaining graded homeworks from Tammy Howe in 4119 Upson.

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Administration

• Course overview
• Course schedule and lecture notes
• Newsgroup: cornell.class.cs414
• Mail the course staff at cs414@cs.cornell.edu
• Homework assignments Sample Solutions: HW1 HW2 HW3 HW4 HW5 HW6 HW7 HW8 HW9 HW10 HW11 HW12 HW13
• Course staff information
• Textbook and Prerequisites
• Group assignments

• Project 4 (Accessible only through Cornell).
• Project 3 and test files.
• Project 2 and accompanying slides   pokemon tester.
• Project 1 and accompanying slides.
• Tools & Style:
  • Using CVS in CSUGLab
  • C Style Guide
  • C for Java Programmers
  
  
• Tips and tricks for the @migo

• Metcalfe & Boggs Ethernet
• Saltzer, Reed & Clark End-to-End Arguments in System Design
• Hong et al. Freenet: A Distributed Anonymous Information Storage and Retrieval System
• Bershad et al. Extensibility, Safety and Performance in the SPIN Operating System
• Lampson Hints for Computer System Design

• Intel Architecture Manual
1.Basic Architecture 2.Instruction Set Reference 3. System Programming
• ARM Architecture Manual
• ARM Procedure Calling Convention

• Synchronization Review
• Errata for Silberschatz & Galvin
• How to Lose in CS412 (by Andrew Myers) The lessons here are just as applicable to 414.