HW9: CORDIC

The program will read a given list of input floats which are between 0 and 1 from the test file and compute sin(x) in three different ways.

The two procedures are written in seperate input files.  One, called Cordic.c, computes the sine using the CORDIC algorithm with L=32 iterations.  The second, called MySine.c, computes the sine using a truncated Maclaurin polynomial of order 6 in nested or Horner form. 

A table of results will be printed to compare three methods. Each line of the output will be the x-value followed by the CORDIC, then Maclaurin, then C-library values of sine.  The values are seperated by two spaces. From the result, we can say, the three methods can get the similar values of sin(x).