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10 CONTENTS the iterations for the conjugate gradient method for real and complex data. Some other functions include the root finder and tridagonal matrix solver. Chapter 11 is for the interpolation subroutines. It has subroutines for 1D, 2D and 3D interpolation. There are functions for B-Spline interpolation, calculation for B-spline coefficients, ENO and ENO power-p interpolation. Chapter 12 has the subroutines for of smoothing and edge detection. It has functions for 1D and 2D triangle smoothing. Chapter 13 lists the Ray Tracing functions. Chapter 14 has some general purpose tools like functions for evaluating a mathematical expression and generating random numbers. Chapter 15 is concerned with the geometry. It has the functions which define vectors and points which can be used to define the source and receiver coordinates. It also has the axa.c file which defines the functions for creating and operating on axes. Chapter 16 is for the miscellaneous functions. Chapter 17 lists the function which are system specific for example system.c file defines functions which can run a given command on the terminal from within the program.
Chapter 1 Introduction Madagascar provides interfaces for programming in C and optionally in C++ and Fortran90, etc. The C API is installed automatically during the installation of the Madagascar package. The other interfaces should be installed separately, if necessary, as explained in the installation guide. Programming using a language for which an API (Applications Programming Interface) is provided by Madagascar allows the user to operate on RSF files and also use some predefined functions from the RSF library. These library files are located in the directories api and build/api in the source directory. A guide to Madagascar programming interface can be found at the Madagascar website 11
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