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I can't compile generate.c because it can't find the log10() function. The function log10() is in the math library. You need to #include <math.h> and on some system compile with the -lm option to explicitly link in the math library. If you are using gcc126, this is done automatically.
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Input and output. Here are a number of sample input files. You may also use the program generate.c to create your own test instances.
Reference solutions. For reference, we provide executable code for our solution in Windows, Solaris, and OS X. The program has not been thoroughly tested, so please report any bugs for extra credit.
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We will compile your program with "gcc *.c" so you are free to organize your program as you see fit. As usual, we encourage and reward sound design principles.
Here is a template readme.txt file. It should contain the following information:
Unix users may find the shell script timeit.csh useful for computing a table of CPU times.
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