There are two options for using these routines. You can generate data files such as the above and opt to read them into your program and interpolate to get values for r and t or you can directly call gentable each time and keep the tables stored in memory and access them when needed.
The best way is to call the gentable routine at the begining of your code and extract data from it when needed. To link your program to these fortran routines you must compile and link gentable.f newton.f metric.f deriv.f with your routines. Look at the Makefile for gentab as an example of how to create a Makefile and compile with it.
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