yuexing/cmu-s12

This is for all projects I have done in cmu

cmu-s12

This repository includes some code I have written in CMU during 2012-2013.

The content at present are:

• Web Application (08764)

The directory includes: static website implemented with HTML/CSS/JavaScript, dynamic website supported by J2EE, and MySQL.

Another Web App I have been working on is Tiramisu(http://www.tiramisutransit.com/)

• C Code A Programmer Should Have Written(15213)

The directory includes: Bit manipulation, Cache Simulator, Malloc library (or dynamic memory allocator), a unix shell, a proxy server, etc.

• Operating System(15410)

The directory includes: Stack Crawler, Unix-like Kernel, and User thread/synchronization library.

• Android Development(18642)

The directory includes: A android application named Beauty Talent featured by 'Edit Distance Algorithm' to detect typo and prevent duplication, customized widgets, performance backed by AsyncTask and cache implemented by HashTable.

• Distributed System(18842)

The directory includes: personal projects related to UDP/TCP/FTP, Logica/Vector Clock, broadcast/groupcast, synchronization, etc.

Another Distributed Application I worked on is Distributed Face Matching(http://dfma.sourceforge.net/)

• Compilation (15745)

An implementation of constant folding, code reduction.

A generic dataflow analysis framework, an implementation of reaching-defination, liveness analysis.

An implementation of lazy code motion and Loop invariant elimination.

• Storage (15746)

An implementation of fsck, including verify the directory references, inode summary information, block summary information, and unreferenced inodes management.

• Machine Learning

An implementation of weather-prediction.

Finally

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cmu-s12's Issues

Posting your 15-410 source code to a public repository is an academic integrity violation.

As per 15-410's Policies and Mechanisms:

Allowing other people to read your code before it is turned in or before they have turned in their own code. Note that you must keep any network-accessible copies of your code protected (the default settings on many repository-hosting services such as bitbucket, gitorious, and github are not correct).
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As a condition of your participation in the course, you may not make publicly available or distribute to others code you write to solve problems posed by course assignments."