Lab must be completed and reviewed by Peer Instructor Seth Peery no later than Wed, Aug 29 during lab class.

Logging On
You must log in using your own account (userid and password)
Note: If you are an upperclassperson who is still using your Radford ID number as a password, you will need to change that before you begin. (You may change that at the Radford webmail site.)

Adding the Ada compiler so you can compile Ada programs.
Once logged in -- type addada at the command prompt. If you've had CPSC 120 before and has executed this command before, the script will print a message stating that this has been done and the account is set to compile Ada programs. Otherwise, it will add the correct commands to your .cshrc files so youÕll be able to compile Ada programs.
YouÕll need to log off and back on again to complete the process.

Once you've added ada, you need to:
rsh rucs2 (remote shell to rucs2) hit enter to accept the terminal type TERM = (xterm)
At the command line, youÕll type vimlearn
Perform the VIM tutorial.

Using the VIM editor, create a file containing the HELLO Program given below.
Name the file hello.adb (vim hello.adb)

WITH Ada.Text_IO;
Procedure Hello IS
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-- A very simple program; it displays a greeting
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BEGIN -- Hello
Ada.Text_IO.Put(Item => "Hello there. ");
Ada.Text_IO.Put(Item => "We hope you enjoy studying Ada!");
Ada.Text_IO.New_Line;
End Hello;
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Compile the program (gnatmake hello.adb)
Execute the program again and redirect the output to a file named hello.out
(hello > hello.out)
List the files in the directory now. Run the program again and append the output to the file hello.out.
(hello >> hello.out)
Look at the file hello.out
(more hello.out)

a few UNIX Commands

Look at the contents of the CWD
Make a new directory named cpsc120
Make cpsc 120 the CWD
Move back to the original directory, where you started