Name: Andrew Kuznetsov Cruz ID: akuznet2
For this assignment we converted multiple formulas to approximate the respective values of pi, e, and square root of numbers into .c files. Each one of these .c files utilized a unique famous formula, and we ran these files using the file, mathlib-test.c.
To build the files you have two main options you can either run $ make or $ make all this converts the .c files into .o files so that the functions can be linked between .c files and it converts mathlib-test.c into and executable mathlib-test which we can then use to run the .c files.
To clean the files you can run $ make clean which deletes all executable files aswell as any .o files
To run the program you first must make sure you ran either $ make or $ make all, then using the executable file mathlib-test, in your command prompt type $ ./mathlib-test followed by (-a, -s, -e, -b, -m, -r, -v, -n, -h) or a combination of all or some of them. To find out what each command individually does simply run $ ./mathlib-test -h to print a help menu.