Simple enviroment that lets you compile programs written in C.

This utility copies the file or directory provided on the CLI and put it in a place to compile or debug the target file/project.

This was made to test the programs designed by students from a course of Programming Fundamentals.

• Contents
• How to Install
• How to use
• Requirements
• TO DO

1. Clone this repository

git clone [email protected]:sGaps/isolate.git

2. Open your local copy of the repository

cd isolate

3. Use the install script (per-user installation)

./install.sh

And that's all.

In your terminal, write the following command to get information about the utility.

isolate

After that, the command will show something like this:

Usage:
    run-isolate [FILE]
Description:
    Command that lets you run gcc and gdb into an isolated environment with capped results

This command expects a file or Directory as an argument, so this command

isolate test/example.c

Will copy the file test/example.c inside /mnt/isolated whereas this one:

isolate test/

will copy the directry test inside /mnt/isolated

Once the new shell opens, you can use the commands gcc, gdb or other commands to start to test the code of your students.

• Docker.
• Linux.

Note that linux is required because we use 'tmpfs' mounts and the installation and program script were written in bash.

• Create a new user instead of using 'root' as default.
• Create an easy way to debug C programs.
• Simplify the installation process.
• Unmount /mnt/external after initializing the container.