DEFINITION MODULE Math1; (* LIbrary module of trigonometric and logarithmic functions. Author : John Forester Last Edit : 4 July 87 *) FROM MathLib0 IMPORT sqrt, sin, cos, arctan, ln, exp; EXPORT QUALIFIED sinr, cosr, secantr, cosecr, tanr, cotanr, arcsinr, arccosr, arctanr, sind, cosd, secantd, cosecd, tand, cotand, arcsind, arccosd, arctand, log, antilog; PROCEDURE sinr(x : REAL) : REAL; (* Returns sin(x) where x is given in radians. *) PROCEDURE cosr(x : REAL) : REAL; (* Returns cos(x) where x is given in radians. *) PROCEDURE secantr(x : REAL) : REAL; (* Returns secant(x) where x is given in radians. *) PROCEDURE cosecr(x : REAL) : REAL; (* Returns cosecant(x) where x is given in radians. *) PROCEDURE tanr(x : REAL) : REAL; (* Returns tan(x) where x is given in radians. *) PROCEDURE cotanr(x : REAL) : REAL; (* Returns cotan(x) where x is given in radians. *) PROCEDURE arcsinr(x : REAL) : REAL; (* Returns arcsin(x) in radians, but if sin it out of range it returns 0.0 *) PROCEDURE arccosr(x : REAL) : REAL; (* Returns arccos(x) in radians, but if cos is out of range it returns 0.0. *) PROCEDURE arctanr(x : REAL) : REAL; (* Returns tan(x) where x is given in radians. *) PROCEDURE sind(x : REAL) : REAL; (* Returns sin(x) where x is given in degrees. *) PROCEDURE cosd(x : REAL) : REAL; (* Returns cos(x) where x is given in degrees. *) PROCEDURE secantd(x : REAL) : REAL; (* Returns secant(x) where x is given in degrees. *) PROCEDURE cosecd(x : REAL) : REAL; (* Returns cosed(x) where x is given in degrees. *) PROCEDURE tand(x : REAL) : REAL; (* Returns tan(x) where x is given in degrees. *) PROCEDURE cotand(x : REAL) : REAL; (* Returns cotan(x) where x is given in degrees. *) PROCEDURE arcsind(x : REAL) : REAL; (* Returns arcsin(x) in degrees, but if sin is out of range it returns 0.0. *) PROCEDURE arccosd(x : REAL) : REAL; (* Returns arccos(x) in degrees, but if cos is out of range it returns 0.0. *) PROCEDURE arctand(x : REAL) : REAL; (* Returns arctan(x) in degrees. *) PROCEDURE log(x : REAL) : REAL; (* Returns log(x) in base 10, but for negative x it returns 0.0. *) PROCEDURE antilog(x : REAL) : REAL; (* Returns antilog(x) in base 10. *) END Math1.