Subject: Project assignment

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Its good to know that many students are NOT procrastinating on this
assignment.

Based upon some e-mails I've received here are some clarifications:

(1) One student was under the INCORRECT impression that he should
    log into workstation jmw.cs.clemson.edu to RECEIVE information
    on the project. There is no information for you there. That is
    where you TURN IN your complete program.

(2) Another student pointed out that some of the sample code
    VIOLATED MY OWN PROGRAMMING STANDARDS!  This is true!  Nevertheless,
    I'm allowed to violate my own standards and as long as you
    are simply using my "FREEWARE" you will not be penalized for
    MY violations!

(3) Regarding using my "FREEWARE", if you use it, you "OWN" it.
    That is, you will be expected to be able to REPRODUCE it on
    quizzes and/or the final exam.  For that reason you will be
    MUCH BETTER OFF if you TYPE IT IN YOURSELF as opposed to
    screen scraping it -- but screen scraping it DOES NOT CONSTITUTE
    ACADEMIC DISHONESTY --- receiving a copy of it from
    another student or source  WOULD DEFINITELY CONSTITUTE ACADEMIC
    DISHONESTY.  Nevertheless, screen scraping WILL IMPAIR your ability
    to learn the material -- So if you DO scrape and you DON'T learn,
    please DON'T say I didn't warn you!!

(4) The most straightforward and sensible approach to solving
    this problem is to TYPE IN the
    make_ppm_image/row/pixel family of functions that we went
    over in the notes last week and then "tweak them" as
    suggested in the notes. (Change them to have TWO image_t
    address parameters and their names to mirror_ppm_image/row/pixel)
    Add the extra stuff in the suggested in the notes and
    figure out how to copy a pixel from the input image to
    the output image.