New Remote Access Method:
Remote Submit, Compile, and Check Submission
(primarily for C++ Students)
Transfer files to your Submit folder: (Command Line ftp)
- Ftp to springfield.pic.ucla.edu. Using basic ftp commands
( ftp springfield.pic.ucla.edu )
- Login using your PIC Windows login and Password.
- Type dir (you will see a listing with your username)
- cd username
- cd submit
- Use ftp to transfer files:
put all relevant files there.
- After the transfer, exit ftp
Transfer files to your Submit folder using Web Browser
- At your URL box, put in ftp://springfield.pic.ucla.edu/[your pic username]
- for example ftp://springfield.pic.ucla.edu/joeburin.
- Login using your PIC windows login and Password.
- You should now see a list of your folders.
SSH to springfield.pic.ucla.edu
- ssh to springfield.pic.ucla.edu. ( ssh
springfield.pic.ucla.edu )
- Login using your PIC Windows login and Password.
- If you are using a PC to ssh, you can just hit <1> when ask to choose a
character map. Else, choose the appreciate character map.
- You are in your own PIC folder. This is the same as your "Z" drive when you
login at the PIC Lab.
Compile your C++ code:
At this point, it will be time to verify that your code compiles on
the command line.
- First you will need to set up your Visual Studio environment. You can do that by typing "vsenv" at the command line.
- cd (short for "change directory") into the Submit folder. ( cd submit )
- Type "cl -GX file1.cpp file2.cpp file3.cpp
..." and verify that a .exe
file is created.
- Run the .exe file from
the command line by typing the name of the file.
Check Submission:
You'll want to run Check Submission remotely to make sure your files
are named correctly.
- Type checksub2 at the
Springfield command line.
