Hi, I was wondering roughly what size input we should expect to process in the text files; would it be appropriate to use BUFSIZ in fgets as shown below? (example from lecture 7) FILE *dict; char line[BUFSIZ]; dict = fopen( ..... ); while( fgets(line, sizeof line, dict) != NULL ) { .... .... // process this line .... } Also, will there be any code samples of the ml language given for us to run/ test our project on, or should we make our own .ml test files? If we do make our own test files, can we get them checked during a help session if there isn't a sample file we can compare it to? Thanks!

ANONYMOUS wrote: Yes, BUFSIZ (8192 on Linux, 1024 on macOS) is a suitable choice for your maximum line length. You should write your own test programs, and not rely on a finite number of sample cases. There will be a webpage to which you can enter your ml programs, and view the sample solution's execution. Almost there.

ANONYMOUS wrote: There are now many simple examples on the project's main page.

Thank you so much!