Name: error_recovery_experiment
Owner: Software Development Team
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Created: 2018-04-10 13:49:06.0
Updated: 2018-04-18 15:55:47.0
Pushed: 2018-05-24 16:38:15.0
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Language: Python
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This experiment comes in two phases:
You will need to ask the BlueJ developers for a Blackbox account. This comes with various conditions which you must adhere to.
Once you have done that, the scripts in the blackbox directory can be used to
generate Java source files from user input. Run build_blackbox_data.sh on
the Blackbox server and, many hours later, you will have a combos file (which
is the list of pairs needed to regenerate the source files) as well as the
Java source in a src_files directory. The latter must never be
redistributed. However, the combos file is safe to redistribute.
cd runner && ./build.sh will build the experiments. If files called
runner/lrpar_Cargo.lock or runner/lrpar_rev_Cargo.lock are present, they
will be used as Cargo.lock files for mf and mfref.
cd runner && ./run.sh will run the experiments. You need to have a directory
src_files with all the relevant source files inside the runner/ directory.
Output files will be called runner/*.csv.
Human friendly PDF and TeX files can be produced with cd runner &&
./process.py.