Program and Data Representation: Tutorials

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The tutorials for this course are listed below.

• Tutorial 1: Introduction to Unix
  • If you are installing VirtualBox, see the Introduction to UNIX: VirtualBox Use page
• Tutorial 2: Debugger
  • There are two different tutorials, depending on whether you want to use LLDB or GDB; only one is required. GDB is listed as a backup in case LLDB doesn’t work on your machine.
  • Tutorial 2: LLDB
    • Source code: prog1.cpp (src), debug.cpp (src)
  • Tutorial 2: GDB
    • Source code: prog1.cpp (src), debug.cpp (src)
• Tutorial 3: More Unix, part 1, which is sections 1-4; this tutorial is originally from here
• Tutorial 4: More Unix, part 2, which is sections 5-8; this tutorial is originally from here
• Tutorial 5: make, and the necessary pizza.zip
• Tutorial 6: Shell scripting, part 1
  • This part of the Wikibooks article on Bash Shell Scripting
  • In particular, it is section 1 (introduction) through section 4 (variables), as well as section 12 (shell arithmetic) and section 14 (input/output)
• Tutorial 7: Shell scripting, part 2
  • This is the remainder of the Wikibooks article on Bash Shell Scripting
• Tutorial 8: assembly
  • 32-bit: This two PDF book chapters that are contained in this repository: x86 Assembly, 32 bit and The 32 bit x86 C Calling Convention
  • 64-bit: This two PDF book chapters that are contained in this repository: x86 Assembly, 64 bit and The 64 bit x86 C Calling Convention
    • Another good reading document is the x86-64 Machine-Level Programming document from CMU, although they use the other assembly language format
• Tutorial 9: C
• (no tutorial 10)
• Tutorial 11: Doxygen
  • Source code: average.cpp (src)
• Tutorial 12: Objective C
  • Source code: helloworld.m (src)

Other Tutorials

These are tutorials that may be useful to students, but are not assigned as part of the labs.

• SSH and SCP tutorial