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Sys Program

The report details a series of practical exercises conducted in a System Programming Laboratory using C programming on a UNIX operating system. It covers the creation and compilation of C programs, understanding the roles of the pre-processor, compiler, assembler, and linker, and troubleshooting linking issues between multiple C files. Additionally, it includes exercises on writing programs, such as calculating the distance an object falls under Earth's gravity.

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Sys Program

The report details a series of practical exercises conducted in a System Programming Laboratory using C programming on a UNIX operating system. It covers the creation and compilation of C programs, understanding the roles of the pre-processor, compiler, assembler, and linker, and troubleshooting linking issues between multiple C files. Additionally, it includes exercises on writing programs, such as calculating the distance an object falls under Earth's gravity.

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ITSEC

LAB
REPORT: 1

BY – AMANUEL LEGESSE
SOFTWARE ENG. EXT
ID – ATE/3628/1
System Programming Laboratory 3: C
Basics
Practical 1: Procedures: How to use C
programming in UNIX operating system.

 After creating hello.C the file was submitted to GCC


(the GNU C Compiler).
 The program is placed in the file as hello.C.
 When the program is run with the command
hello.out the following result is displayed
Practical 2: Understanding the role and
function of pre-processor, compiler,
assembler and linker.

1. Writint the following C header file and saved it


using the name head.h.
extern int x = 25;
 The following C program was written and saved as
test.C
Excersise 3. The file created is a preprocessor output of
test.c and performs primary transformation of test.c using
lexical analysis and a test.i file is created.

4. and a test.s file is created.


5. and a test.o file is created.
6. and a test file is created.

Practical 3: working and linking with more than one C programs.

1. The following header was saved using the name head.h


2. The following code was saved using the name main.c.
3. The following code was saved as swap.c

4.
Excersise 1: . Were you able to run the program? What do you think is the problem?

 I was unable to run the program and I believe the problem is that I am trying to compile
main.c file but swap function is in another file the reason why I am getting an undefined
reference error.

2. In which phase do you think the problem happened?

 Swap(), display() and main() declared as void are the phase which the problem occurred.

3. Try to pre-process, compile and assemble the files separately. Were there problems?

 There were no problems

5. Try to link the output of the assembler for the two programs and try to run the program? Did
the problem get resolved?
 The problem has been resolved
Exercises: Writing different C programs

Exercise 1: In this lab exercise, you will create a program that computes the distance an object will fall in
Earth's gravity.

1: Created GravityCalculator.c
2.

3. The object's position after 10.000000 seconds is


0.000000 meters[06/20/23]

Exercise 2: Modifying the program then running it.


Excersise 3:
Laboratory 6: Structures in C

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