Please include your source code, Makefile, and any testing scripts you may have constructed. You should not include (or have in your CVS archive) any derived or extranious files, including object code or editor backup files. The executable generated by calling make should be called sort-lines. It should take standard switches for the version number and for usage instructions (--version, --help). Behavior of both is governed in the Gnu Coding Standards. It should build and execute without error on standard UNM CS Debian GNU/Linux machines. It should handle illegal usage or error conditions as gracefully as practical. It should not be slow or ugly. It should include a debugging option (--debug) that monitors operation with trace statements. All output should go to the appropriate output stream, stderr or stdout. The program's exit condition should correctly reflect the invocation's status - either return 0 if there are no errors or send an error message to cerr and return 1.
Example:
$ cd your-handedin-dir $ make $ ./sort-lines <<EOF > the > quick > brown > fox > jumps > over > the lazy > dog. > EOF brown dog. fox jumps over quick the the lazy $
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Due date: 11:59pm Sun Jan 28.