CS 5500 Assignment #4.
Assigned: Thursday, 30 January 2014
Due: Thursday, 6 February 2014

This is a team assignment.  Collaboration between different
teams is forbidden on this assignment.  Each team is
responsible for keeping its code and reports hidden from all
other teams.

For this assignment, each team will test and criticize the
syntax checkers that each member of the team submitted for
assignment 3.

    IMPORTANT NOTICE:  The tested and criticized code
    should be exactly the same as the code submitted
    for assignment 3.  Criticizing an improved version
    of the code is not allowed.

After testing every syntax checker submitted by members of
the team, the team will write a single report containing
its detailed criticisms of each syntax checker, including
descriptions of all bugs found during testing.  That report
should be divided into sections, with one section for each
of the syntax checkers tested.

The report should have the form of a professional memo, and
should begin with a header that

1.  identifies the report as CS 5500 assignment 4,
2.  gives the names of every student on the team, and
3.  gives the preferred email address(es) for each member
    of the team.

Each team will submit one printed copy of its report at the
beginning of class on the date this assignment is due.

The graders will evaluate these reports by taking into
account the correctness and thoroughness of the testing
and the validity and thoroughness of the comments on each
syntax checker.  Keep in mind that the graders will already
have tested the syntax checkers by the time this assignment
is due, so the graders will already know what kinds of bugs
your team's testing should discover in each syntax checker.

The quality of each team's writing will also be graded.
Your instructor takes a dim view of reports that contain
errors in grammar, spelling, punctuation, or the like, and
is more impressed by well-written reports in straightforward
plain text than by fancy presentations of sloppy writing.