Style rules for EE 5C:

10-31:  When writing separate C source files, C header files, and makefiles, 
        you should incorporate a main header comment at the top of each file,
        similar to what you have done before. 
        (see the files in /u/ee/class/ee5c/cbin/circle for examples)

10-14: 	main() should have mostly function calls.  You should avoid
	doing any actual input/output, calculation, or output here.
	Write it in a function and call it.  This is what modularity
	is all about.

	Functions should never combine input/output, calculations, and 
        output.  Write at least three separate functions to handle
	each aspect of your program.

        All functions should have a header containing the following:

	- name of the function
	- what it does
	- parameters it takes (and maybe a brief description of what it is)
	- what the return value will be

	See "/u/ee/class/ee5c/cbin/examples/math.c" for an example.

10-4:	Indent in a way similar to that presented in textbook.

	Use meaningful names for variables.

	Use constants when appropriate. (i.e. avoid magic numbers)

	Comment your program. (both at the top of the program and within your 
	code)

	Place a header (comment) at the top of every C file.  The header 
	should include

	- your name
	- your email address
	- the class and assignment number
	- a brief description of the program