In the situations where you need to submit a program as a
homework assignment, you will be expected to provide:

 a README file describing any special features of the files sent

 the relevant source code files

 a makefile which will create any relevant executables

 any demo input files (explained in README)

 any other files (explained in README)

When you have the assignment done to the point where you are
ready to turn it in, create a directory for this purpose and
copy (or link) all of the above listed files for the assignment
into the new directory.  At this point be sure that you have an
accurate and helpful README file for the directory as well -
that's your chance to tell me what you're sending me, point out
any special features you're proud of, whatever.  Also make sure
that you have not copied any executable files.
These are rather large to send through the mail and I will
recreate them with the makefile anyway.

Then, mail the directory to me using the slatmail command.  This
command currently just lives in my bin directory (~mikes/bin).
You are welcome to copy it to your own bin directory to make it
easier to use.  The submit command expects the format

 slatmail directory subject

For example, if you've packaged up the files for your second
assignment in a directory called assign2, then you might type
something like

 ~mikes/bin/slatmail assign2 My Gustave scanner

You will then see a list of the files being packed into the
submitted mail message.  In order for the command to work, you
cannot be in the directory you're sending - you must be just
above it in the directory hierarchy.  In other words, for the
above example, you should see the directory assign2 when you
type  ls .

If you encounter any problems with this which are not fixed by
carefully rereading the above instructions, please email me
about the problem.  That will give me a chance to try and fix
it.