How do I extract the "pow" function and the "sin" function in the linux std libraries so I can see what values are returned, and what parameters are required for the function?
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How do I extract the "pow" function and the "sin" function in the linux std libraries so I can see what values are returned, and what parameters are required for the function?
man sin
man pow
Type these commands at your command prompt
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Thanks!, I didn't know it was that easy. I was thinking it was going to be some big process just to find out a few little things.
I take it you do a lot of C++ programming, for my job I mostly program GUI's in Java, and I'm also the Web page administrator for my Unit. so I don't do a lot of C++ except for this class I'm taking
>so I don't do a lot of C++ except for this class I'm taking
There's a man page for just about anything worth knowing in Linux, it isn't restricted to C++.
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