(Double Linked List of Blocks, Abstract Data Type - Library) Programming Exercise 13 from Chapter 9. For convenience, the question is copied at the end. First get all the files under 09-Efficiency-and-ADTs from the class web page (follow the link "programs from the textbook" under online materials part). You also need to get the textbook's library (they are also available at the class web page). To get all files at once, I zipped each directory. After following the link above, click 00-zipped-files directory and first read README.txt which explains how to get and use booklib with books programs Then, you are asked to provide a new implementation (say bufferdllb.c) as described in Programming Exercise 13. Note that buffer.h will be the same. Finally compile editor.c with your new implementation (bufferdllb.c) by adding appropriate commands into Makefile. And thoroughly test your implementation.... As always, make sure you release (free) the dynamically allocated memories if you allocate any memory in your programs. So, before submitting your program, run it with valgrind to see if there is any memory leakage... Also if you need to debug your program, compile your programs with -g option and then run it with gdb and/or ddd. (Double Linked List of Blocks, Abstract Data Type - Library) Programming Exercise 13 from Chapter 9. For convenience, the question is copied at the end. First get all the files under 09-Efficiency-and-ADTs from the class web page (follow the link "programs from the textbook" under online materials part). You also need to get the textbook's library (they are also available at the class web page). To get all files at once, I zipped each directory. After following the link above, click 00-zipped-files directory and first read README.txt which explains how to get and use booklib with books programs Then, you are asked to provide a new implementation (say bufferdllb.c) as described in Programming Exercise 13. Note that buffer.h will be the same. Finally compile editor.c with your new implementation (bufferdllb.c) by adding appropriate commands into Makefile. And thoroughly test your implementation.... As always, make sure you release (free) the dynamically allocated memories if you allocate any memory in your programs. So, before submitting your program, run it with valgrind to see if there is any memory leakage... Also if you need to debug your program, compile your programs with -g option and then run it with gdb and/or ddd