====== math ======

General math functions

===== Functions =====

===== max_int =====

Return the maximum integer between ''%%int a%%'' and ''%%int b%%''

<code c>
int max_int(int a, int b);
</code>

===== min_int =====

Return the minimum integer between ''%%int a%%'' and ''%%int b%%''

<code c>
int min_int(int a, int b);
</code>

===== clamp_int =====

Clamps an integer between a high and low value

<code c>
int clamp_int(int i, int low, int high);
</code>

===== binstr_to_int =====

Converts a string representing a binary number into an integer. Supports underscores as spacing

<code c>
int binstr_to_int(const char *s);

/* Usage */
int a = binstr_to_int("10011101");
int b = binstr_to_int("1001_1101_0010_1011");
</code>

===== bresenham =====

Uses bresenham’s line algorithim to generate a line in 2D space. Returns a pointer to an array of ''%%Point%%''. The ''%%sz%%'' parameter holds the size of the array.

<code c>
Point *bresenham(int x0, int y0, int x1, int y1, size_t *sz);
</code>

===== bresenham_p =====

Works the same as ''%%bresenham()%%'' but uses the ''%%Point%%'' struct instead of ''%%int%%''

<code c>
Point *bresenham_p(Point p1, Point p2, size_t *sz);
</code>

===== is_power_of_two =====

Returns ''%%1%%'' if ''%%i%%'' is a power of two, otherwise returns ''%%1%%''.

<code c>
int is_power_of_two(int i);
</code>