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Date: Mon, 02 Dec 1996 14:43:59 GMTServer: NCSA/1.4.2Content-type: text/html<html><head> <title>CS415 - Computer Information 1</title></head><body><h1>CSE 415<br> Some Basic Computer Information<br> March 27, 1996</h1>Hello folks. This handout describe some basic computer informationfor this class. First, there is a web for this class, where I willput assorted information. Please note that it is not the officialvehicle of information dissemination (what a mouthful). I will try,however, to keep it up to date. It is located of the Computer Sciencedepartment web page, and at:<pre>http://www.cs.washington.edu/education/courses/cse415</pre>The first thing you need to do to get going is to get an account on theMSCC machines. Also, please subscribe to the class mailing-list. Todo this, send e-mail to <tt>cse415-request@ms.washington.edu</tt> witha subject line saying: <pre> Subject: subscribe </pre>The body should be empty. The class mailing list will be used tocommunicate useful information for the class. The alias for theclass is <tt>cse415@ms.washington.edu</tt>. Please be careful whenresponding to messages from the alias that you do not respond to thewhole class if you don't want to. Some news readers will reply to allas a default.<p>In the MSCC lab there are numerous handouts about the computingenvironment. The basic gist is that you get a Unix account. There isa subdirectory in your home directory, <tt>My-Mac-Files</tt>, that canbe made visible on the Macintosh. The rest is your standard UNIXdirectory. Following is a basic explanation of where to find Lisp onthe Unix machines and on the Macintosh machines.<p><h2>Macs</h2>There is a program, <tt>MCL 3.0</tt>, for using LISP on the Macs. Toinvoke it, just click on it.<p>You can use your account on the MSCC machines to store work on theMacintosh. This is probably explained somewhere in the MSCC center,but here's a brief summary:<p><ol><li>Go to Chooser, click on AppleShare, make sure the Zone is MSCC.<li>Click on the MSCC File Server<li>Enter your MSCC name and password and the prompt<li>You will then be prompted which you wish to access. You canchoose My-Mac-Files for you own storage space or ClassFolder intowhich various class files will be placed. You should highlight yourchoices, don't check the boxes.<li>The items you choose can now be accessed.</ol><p>One more detail, that you don't have to know, but in case you'reinterested. The My-Mac-Files that you mount from the Macintosh is thesame as the My-Mac-Files in your UNIX home directory.<h2>UNIX</h2>On the UNIX machines we have Allegro CL 4.1. It is invoked by typing<tt>cl</tt>. There is documentation in the MSCC lab.<p>A note about the MSCC machines is that they are load sharing. Thatmeans that when you type <tt>cl</tt>, it will execute on a differentmachine. Please note that to kill it, you have to kill it on thatmachine. There is more information on load sharing and how to disableit if you type <tt>man lsf</tt>. Please be careful not to leave jobslying around.<p><hr><address>Joshua Redstone (redstone@cs.washington.edu)</address><body></html>⌨️ 快捷键说明
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