Project 0
AIS - 91/100
readme.txt file included with submission - 8/8
Unpack and compile correctly - 8/8 points
fixed and continued.
Printing out "Hello from XXX" 16/16 points
Echo characters (once or twice) - 18/18 points
Echo characters only once - 17/19 points
Echoing once not working perfectly sometimes I get incorrect characters.
Stop echoing upon hitting ^D - 20/20 points
Elegance of solution - 4/11 points
Not the greatest way to handle the duplicate keys but it works.
AmigaDOS - 96/100
readme.txt file included with submission - 8/8
Unpack and compile correctly - 8/8 points
Printing out "Hello from XXX" 16/16 points
Echo characters (once or twice) - 18/18 points
Echo characters only once - 19/19 points
Stop echoing upon hitting ^D - 20/20 points
Elegance of solution - 7/11 points
Looks great!
beDOS - 97/100
readme.txt file included with submission - 8/8
Unpack and compile correctly - 8/8 points
Printing out "Hello from XXX" 16/16 points
Echo characters (once or twice) - 18/18 points
Echo characters only once - 19/19 points
Stop echoing upon hitting ^D - 20/20 points
Elegance of solution - 8/11 points
Works as spec'd and looks good.
Chippewa- 92/100
readme.txt file included with submission - 8/8
Unpack and compile correctly - 8/8 points
Printing out "Hello from XXX" 16/16 points
Echo characters (once or twice) - 18/18 points
Echo characters only once - 19/19 points
Stop echoing upon hitting ^D - 20/20 points
Elegance of solution - 3/11 points
Good solution to key duplication. Didn't submit entire directory as in the specs.
Croquet- 90/100
readme.txt file included with submission - 8/8
Unpack and compile correctly - 8/8 points
Printing out "Hello from XXX" 16/16 points
Echo characters (once or twice) - 18/18 points
Echo characters only once - 15/19 points
Prints out some double characters. For example if I type a capital letter and release the shift key before the letter key I get duplicates.
Stop echoing upon hitting ^D - 20/20 points
Elegance of solution - 5/11 points
Duplicate key handling could be better.
EOS- 97/100
readme.txt file included with submission - 8/8
Unpack and compile correctly - 8/8 points
Printing out "Hello from XXX" 16/16 points
Echo characters (once or twice) - 18/18 points
Echo characters only once - 19/19 points
Stop echoing upon hitting ^D - 20/20 points
Elegance of solution - 8/11 points
This is really good. Good handling of key duplicates.
geos- 77/100
readme.txt file included with submission - 0/8
readme file not in build directory as you specified in email
Unpack and compile correctly - 5/8 points
.bochsrc file missing
Printing out "Hello from XXX" 16/16 points
Echo characters (once or twice) - 18/18 points
Echo characters only once - 14/19 points
some characters echo depending on typing speed
Stop echoing upon hitting ^D - 20/20 points
Elegance of solution - 4/11 points
Handling of duplicate keys not the best.
Longhorn- 85/100
readme.txt file included with submission - 8/8
Unpack and compile correctly - 8/8 points
Printing out "Hello from XXX" 16/16 points
Echo characters (once or twice) - 18/18 points
Echo characters only once - 12/19 points
some characters echo and others dropped depending on typing speed. For example, when I typed This is a test twice I got Tis is ta tett ths s eett
Stop echoing upon hitting ^D - 20/20 points
Elegance of solution - 3/11 points
Handling of duplicate keys not the best.
mach - 87/100
readme.txt file included with submission - 8/8
Unpack and compile correctly - 8/8 points
Printing out "Hello from XXX" 16/16 points
Echo characters (once or twice) - 18/18 points
Echo characters only once - 14/19 points
When typing at reasonable speed characters sometimesget garbled- duplicates and out of order.
Stop echoing upon hitting ^D - 20/20 points
Elegance of solution - 3/11 points
Not the best solution for handling duplicate keys
minux - 86/100
readme.txt file included with submission - 8/8
Unpack and compile correctly - 8/8 points
Printing out "Hello from XXX" 16/16 points
Echo characters (once or twice) - 18/18 points
Echo characters only once - 14/19 points
When I type at normal speed characters do not appear correctly. For example, when I type 'this' I most frequently get 'thhi'
Stop echoing upon hitting ^D - 20/20 points
Elegance of solution - 2/11 points
Handling duplicate keys in not the best manner. You code for handling keypresses with the array is long and I don't understand why you need it.
Nextstep - 88/100
readme.txt file included with submission - 8/8
Unpack and compile correctly - 8/8 points
Printing out "Hello from XXX" 16/16 points
Echo characters (once or twice) - 18/18 points
Echo characters only once - 15/19 points
I get some double characters if I type at a normal speed
Stop echoing upon hitting ^D - 20/20 points
Elegance of solution - 3/11 points
Handling of duplicate keys could be better
oberon - 98/100
readme.txt file included with submission - 8/8
Unpack and compile correctly - 8/8 points
Printing out "Hello from XXX" 16/16 points
Echo characters (once or twice) - 18/18 points
Echo characters only once - 19/19 points
Stop echoing upon hitting ^D - 20/20 points
Elegance of solution - 9/11 points
good solution to duplicate keys. Code is clean
plan 9 - 97/100
readme.txt file included with submission - 8/8
Unpack and compile correctly - 8/8 points
Printing out "Hello from XXX" 16/16 points
Echo characters (once or twice) - 18/18 points
Echo characters only once - 19/19 points
Stop echoing upon hitting ^D - 20/20 points
Elegance of solution - 8/11 points
Looks great.
symbian - 89/100
readme.txt file included with submission - 8/8
Unpack and compile correctly - 8/8 points
Printing out "Hello from XXX" 16/16 points
Echo characters (once or twice) - 18/18 points
Echo characters only once - 15/19 points
get some duplicates if I type at moderate speed.
Stop echoing upon hitting ^D - 20/20 points
Elegance of solution - 4/11 points
There are better ways to handle the duplicate key problem.
turboDOS - 97/100
readme.txt file included with submission - 8/8
Unpack and compile correctly - 8/8 points
Printing out "Hello from XXX" 16/16 points
Echo characters (once or twice) - 18/18 points
Echo characters only once - 19/19 points
Stop echoing upon hitting ^D - 20/20 points
Elegance of solution - 8/11 points
Everything looks great. Good write-up!
vms - 96/100
readme.txt file included with submission - 8/8
Unpack and compile correctly - 8/8 points
Printing out "Hello from XXX" 16/16 points
Echo characters (once or twice) - 18/18 points
Echo characters only once - 19/19 points
Stop echoing upon hitting ^D - 20/20 points
Elegance of solution - 7/11 points
Looks great!
xinu - 80/100
readme.txt file included with submission - 8/8
Unpack and compile correctly - 8/8 points
Printing out "Hello from XXX" 16/16 points
Echo characters (once or twice) - 18/18 points
Echo characters only once - 5/19 points
Your readme showed that you were close to the answer. The difference you saw was related to difference codes for key press and key release. You could just print out characters that are the result of key presses
Stop echoing upon hitting ^D - 20/20 points
Elegance of solution - 5/11 points