Moving Codes up in hierarchy Pt1

Author: ssaurab

.DS_Store

@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+
+Please compile the crc code as : 
+	g++ crc.cpp -std=c++11
+Then run it as :
+	./a.out infile outfile
+
+Note that the sample infile and outfile are already present in the directory

Assignment1/Assignment1-CS16B039/REPORT ASSIGN1 CS16B039.pdf

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-******************************************************************
-			CS16B039
-		     S SRINIVAS SAURAB
-			README CRC
-
-******************************************************************
 
 The files "1", "2", "4" have the datapoints needed for gnu plotting.
 To run aloha.cpp use the make command and run is as ./a.out -N 50 -W 2 -p 0.5 -M 5000

Assignment1/README.md

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-******************************************************************
-			CS16B039
-		     S SRINIVAS SAURAB
-			ASSIGNMENT 3
-			 COMMENTS
-******************************************************************
 
 The assignment gives us the depth of implementation present in FTP 
 protocol. We learn how to use the underlying TCP for safe data transfer
@@ -13,7 +7,7 @@ as we do not have to worry about the lower layers. Even encode the data
 (utf-8 or data64) there are ready APIs available between application and
 the socket interface like the .encode() method that we have used.
 
-Also we have divided the client into two encapsulated modules :
+Also, we have divided the client into two encapsulated modules :
 USER INPUT INTERFACE -  Deals only with the user input, parses it and sends 
 			to network interface
 

Assignment2/Assignment2-CS16B039/CRC/README

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-******************************************************************
-			CS16B039
-		     S SRINIVAS SAURAB
-			ASSIGNMENT 3
-		     WIRESHARK COMMENTS
-******************************************************************
+
 
 Encoding used : utf-8
 In both two_machine as well as a single machine, when we use wireshark