Assignment 4 Electronic sumbission information

• The policy and procedure for electronic submission is basically the same as it was for Assignment 1. (See below for differences.)

  The syntax checker is now set for practically full Scheme. It now permits set! and many other mutators, do, begin as well as having multiple forms in implicit "begins". It still requires cond and case forms to have an else clause, but does not require if forms to have an alternative. It does not permit procedures with a variable number of arguments --- this is currently a limitation of the way I wrote the syntax checker and is not a setting that I can easily change. Same goes for "named lets".

• This assignment will have four independent web testers. You must submit your code to each web tester in order to receive points for the respective problem(s).

  If you organize your code as I have suggested, you will have 2 files. You'll upload each file to two different web testers. You could put your code in four separate files or all in one file --- you only need to submit code for the respective problem for each web tester. That code however, must stand alone ---- any procedures it needs (that are not in the support code) must be included in that file.

• The following three web testers are "ordinary" web testers, i.e. you have three chances to submit your code.

  • Submit Problem 1: minimax (due Friday October 4)

  • Submit Problem 2: coinstrip implementation (due Friday October 11)

  • Submit Problem 4: create-c4-player (due Friday October 11)

  • Submit Problem 5: c4-eval (due Friday October 11)

    This web tester is for uploading a working evaluation function. There will be a separate web tester setup for the Connect 4 tournament.

• If you find some error or have some problem with the web tester, let us know by sending email to aistaff@cs.rpi.edu. You do not need to send us any code that you uploaded --- we already have it.