/* File: rint.h
   Author: James Mayfield
 
   This file provides access to the `rint' function.  The rint
   function takes two arguments, a lower bound and an upper bound; it
   returns a pseudo-random integer between the two bounds inclusive.
   For example, the call rint(3, 5) will return either 3, 4, or 5.

   To use the rint function, you must:
     1. #include "rint.h" at the top of each .c file that will use
        the rint function.
     2. Compile your program so that it uses the 202 libraries.  To
        do so, you will need add several items to your Makefile.
	Lines of the Makefile that create .o files will need to
	include `-I ~mayfield/lib202' immediately after the cc
	command, e.g.:
	  cc -I ~mayfield/lib202 -g -c myfile.c
	Lines of the makefile that build executables will need
	to include `-L ~mayfield/lib202 -l202' immediately after
	the list of .o files, e.g.:
	   cc -o myprog myfile.o myfile_aux.o -L ~mayfield/lib202 -l202
*/


#ifndef _CMSC_202_RINT_
#define _CMSC_202_RINT_

int
rint(int low, int high);

#endif