Name : Antoine Rakotozafy
Email : [email protected]

• Prerequisites
• Quick start
• Prog1_1
• Prog1_2
• Prog1_3 Prerequisites

• GIT

If you don't have git yet, to install it, run this command line in your terminal on Linux : sudo apt install git

• SSH

If you don't have a SSH key yet, here is a guide to generate one.

• Essential libraries and compiler of C programs

sudo apt-get install build-essential

• Clone the 2 repositories :

  • The first one with the program inside (we will work inside this one):
    git clone [email protected]:AntoineRakotozafy/CS320Assignment4.git

• We suppose that for compiling of prog4_1.c the library folder (lua-5.3.3) is in the assignment directory.

Then you can find specific information below of each program on how to run them.

This program is a Lua interpreter written in C. It allows to interpret Lua code.

To compile it : gcc prog4_1.c -llua -lm -ldl -I Lua-5.3.3/src -L lua-5.3.3/src

Then **to run it : ** ./a.out test.lua

It must print 'Hello'.

This program writes in lua will execute Fizzbuzz from 1 to 100. To execute it, we will use the interpreter we just develop in C before.

To run it : ./a.out prog4_2.lua

It must print the same content as correct.output

This program allows us to automate the task we just did, that is to say, compile the interpreter then execute the Fizzbuzz write in Lua and then compare the output if it's the same as correct.output. If it is, it'll print "Passed Test" otherwise it should print "Failed Test"

To run it : ./prog4_3.sh <lua.script> <The correct file to compare>

The lua script should be : prog4_2.lua The correct file should be : correct.output

You may have an error, that you don't have the right to execute it :

To give the right to the prog to execute it: chmod +x prog4_3.sh