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@@ -63,6 +63,11 @@ Example: `java -jar jplag-yourVersion.jar -l java17 -c student1_file student2_fi
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This option must be the last one.
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JPlag will compare just a list of files pairwise.
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+### `-bc <dir>` (common framework) Name of the directory which contains the basecode
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+Example: `java -jar jplag-yourVersion.jar -s -l java19 ./submissions -bc template`
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+This option includes files that were given out to students as a framework or to fill in blanks - the content is compared with each submission and matching parts are excluded from mutual student matching.
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+`<dir>` is considered to be the name of a subdirectory residing somewhere in the submission directory, on the same level as student submissions.
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# Building JPlag
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To build and run a local installation of JPlag, you can use the pom.xml in this directory (aggregator). It builds JPlag and the available frontends.
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DrMichaelPetter