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@@ -126,14 +126,21 @@ A: Obviously, the more tests succeed, the higher your grade is likely to be.
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Q: "If all test succeed, will I get a 10?"
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A: You will probably get close, but we also review code quality. If your C coding
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style is horrible, we will subtract points, even if all of the tests
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- succeed.
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+ succeed. Also note that we have a number of additional tests for edge cases
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+ that are not distributed to the students.
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Q: "I have my own testsuite, should I switch to yours instead?"
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A: Using the testsuite is not mandatory. If you have a fancy automated
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- testsuite ow your own that covers all input cases, then you can surely use
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+ testsuite of your own that covers all input cases, then you can surely use
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that. Do keep in mind that we will use our own test suite to evaluate your
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compilers, so it is recommended to at run the testsuite at least once to see
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if you missed anything.
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+Q: "Should we extend the testsuite ourselves?"
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+A: By all means, we encourage you to write more tests. It is very easy to add a
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+ cvc/out file pair to the functional tests directory and it saves you the
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+ work of having to run your compiler on separate test files manually after
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+ each small change.
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Q: "Does the testsuite output look awesome with fancy terminal colors?"
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A: Yes :-)
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Taddeus Kroes