CAD2D - A Program for producing CADs of R^2 Decomposition

       The principal author of the original QEPCAD is Hoon Hong. Other contributors include:

       •      Christopher W. Brown

       •      George E. Collins

       •      Mark J. Encarnacion

       •      Jeremy R, Johnson

       •      Werner Krandick

       •      Scott McCallum

       •      Stanly Steinberg

       •      Richard Liska

       •      Nicolas Robidoux

       The author of Version B is Christopher W. Brown <wcbrown@usna.edu>.

       This manual page was written by Doug Torrance <dtorrance@piedmont.edu> for the  Debian  GNU/Linux  system
       (but may be used by others).

       The  CAD2D  program  is a minor modification of QEPCAD for quantifier-free formulas in 2 variables. It is
       able to do some lifting steps completely with validated floating-point arithmetic, which can lead to much
       reduced overall time for 2-dimensional CAD computation. Particularly, if you're interested in plotting  a
       2-dimensional CAD, this is a better choice than QEPCAD.

       CAD2D - A Program for producing CADs of R^2 Decomposition

       -h     Help information

       -v     Print version string

       -noecho
              Turns off echoing of input

       -t <num>
              Sets a timeout of <num> seconds.

       +N<numcells>
              Sets  garbage collected space to <numcells>.  Default is 2000000.  Maximum allowable is 1073741822
              (Because "Word" is 32 bits).

       +h     Prints Saclib help message.

qepcad(1)

                                                                                                        CAD2D(1)

cad2d[-h|-v][-noecho][-t<num>][+N<numcells>]