School

	Below is a collection of files and links that related to my school work. They are mainly to share with classmates so don't be surprised if they don't make any sense to you. Also, a few are password protect to control who can access more sensitive data. If you don't have access to some data, but think you should, email me telling me why you think so, and I will consider giving you access.

EEGR4813 and EEGR4823, Electrical Engineering Senior Design

• First Semester Notes

  These are in HTML format, that have been updated through the end of the semester, thoug a bit of data is missing as it still needs entering. This requires a password for access, and is really only meant for the other people on my team.

• Second Semester Notes

  These are also in HTML format with full figures and updated as of 3/29/2000. Same restriction as for the above.

• Note: Before you get the idea I am some sort of crazy individual who spends countless hours converting all of his notes to HTML by hand, realize that I work smarter, not harder. These notes were generated using a custom set of perl scripts from notes taken in "real-time" during class and project work on my laptop computer. :)

COSC4503, Program Translation:

• cminus.y

  Yacc grammar file for the syntax of the C- language from Compiler Construction by Kenneth C. Louden. Use this to generate the LR(1) parsing table for your parser. Should work with any standard implementation of Yacc, including recent versions of GNU bison, the free-ware clone of Yacc. UPDATED! There was a minor error in the previous version of this file, it has now been fixed and the grammar file should now be correct.

• yacc-post.pl

  Perl script for converting the verbose state information output of GNU bison (yacc) into a delimited LR(1) table. See the top of the script for instructions on how to use it. UPDATED! There was two minor bugs in this script previously that caused problems when attempting to parse the yacc output from the cminus.y file above. Fixed!

Eliezer, LeTourneau University Math/CS Department Linux Server

• Home Page

  For eliezer, hosted here since we are not allowed to run a local web server on it, save for directly class related purposes. :(

• Actual home page

  of what eliezer actually is serving itself. There are other URLs hosted by this machine, but if you don't already know them, you don't need to know. :)

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