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Permission is given to use any of this code for non-profit/educational
purposes. (I would appreciate your giving me credit for the code in
some way visible to the user.) For commercial use, please contact me.
I compiled the .c files on our system with "gcc -o outputfile inputfile.c [-lm]"
(where the -lm is only required if the source includes math.h.)
The .cpp files were compiled with "g++ -o outputfile inputfile.cpp [-lm]"
I intend to write some documentation; however, except perhaps for
ccalc.c and sat.c, it should be fairly easy to just look at the source
code. Many of the programs return usage info if they are executed with
no (or the wrong number of) arguments. Some wait for data to be typed in
after the program begins executing (e.g. the program "mean".) For these,
input redirection from a file is then possible (e.g. you can type
"mean<filename" where filename is a file of data values); if data is
typed in manually, the end of the data should be signalled by the appropriate
end-of-file character on a line by itself. (For Unix this is ctrl-d, and
for DOS it is ctrl-z.)
C.Friedman
Math.Dept. RLM 8-100
University of Texas
Austin, TX 78712
Phone(Office): 512-471-5161
Comments, suggestions, improvements? Email me:
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