t_angle.cpp

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*  Name   : test_angle                                                        *
*  Author : Chris Koeritz                                                     *
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*    Tests the angle class.                                                   *
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#include <geometric/angle.cpp>
#include <data_struct/static_memory_gremlin.h>

HOOPLE_STARTUP_CODE;

using namespace geometric;

int main(int formal(argc), char *formal(argv)[])
{
  {
    // first test group: double angle.
    angle<double> a(30.3, angle<double>::DEGREES);
    
    outcome retval;
    angle<double> at = angle<double>::arctangent(28.3, 29.5, retval);
    angle<double> as = angle<double>::arcsine(28.3, 29.5, retval);
    angle<double> ac = angle<double>::arccosine(28.3, 29.5, retval);

//hmmm: this needs to actually do something.
//      how about tests on particular places on the circle that are known.
//      maybe some known value computations would be nice.
//      use all floatplus for the values.

  }

  guards::alert_message("angle:: works for those functions tested.");
  return 0;
}

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