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| − | <metadesc>Mesham is a type oriented programming language allowing the writing of high performance parallel codes which are efficient yet simple to write and maintain</metadesc>
| + | == Overview == |
| − | {{Applicationbox|name=Runtime library 0.1|author=[[User:polas|Nick Brown]]|desc=The runtime library required for Mesham 0.41b.|url=http://www.mesham.com|image=Runtimelibrary.png|version=0.1|released=September 2008}}
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| − | ''Please Note: This version of the runtime library is deprecated but required for [[Download_0.41_beta|Mesham 0.41b]]''
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| − | == Runtime Library Version 0.1 ==
| + | The asin(d) function will find the inverse sine of the value or variable ''d'' passed to it. |
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| − | This is the Mesham Runtime Library Version 0.1 and the last version to provide explicit support for Windows Operating Systems. This version of the runtime library is ONLY compatible with Mesham 0.41(b), it will not work with Mesham 0.5.
| + | * '''Pass:''' A [[Double]] to find the inverse sine of |
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| − | == Download ==
| + | * '''Returns:''' A [[Double]] representing the inverse sine |
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| − | You can download version 0.1 of the [http://www.mesham.com/downloads/libraries01.zip Runtime Library here] ''(Source cross platform compatible.)''
| + | == Example == |
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| − | You can download version 0.1 of the [http://www.mesham.com/downloads/win32binlibrary01.zip Runtime Library here] ''(Binary for Windows 32 bit.)''
| + | #include <maths> |
| | + | var d:=asin(23); |
| | + | var y:=asin(d); |
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| − | == Instructions for Use ==
| + | ''Since: Version 1.0'' |
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| − | Please refer to the [[Download_all|All version 0.41(b)]] page for detailed installation instructions. The target machine will require a C99 conforming compiler and an implementation of the MPI 2 standard (such as MPICH or OpenMPI.)
| + | [[Category:Function Library]] |
| | + | [[Category:Maths Functions]] |
Revision as of 18:28, 13 January 2013
Overview
The asin(d) function will find the inverse sine of the value or variable d passed to it.
- Pass: A Double to find the inverse sine of
- Returns: A Double representing the inverse sine
Example
#include <maths>
var d:=asin(23);
var y:=asin(d);
Since: Version 1.0
