CSCI S-111
Programming Contest README

Testing your entry:

Place files containing point coordinates into a directory called
"input" (sample files are available in ~libs111/contest/input,
and you can create your own as described below), and create a
directory called "output" (both under your assignment directory
(contest/assign or something similar).  Make sure that everything is
compiled by typing "make".  Make sure you do 'make label' before
you try any of the following:

- To run the program on all of the files in the input directory, run
	make test

- To get less verbose output, run
	make test-quiet

- To run the program on a set of randomly-generated maps, run
        make test-random


- You can also just run the program directly:

        ./label num_points [filename] 

where filename is either the file from which the points should be read,
the file to which randomly generated points should be saved, or nothing,
in which case we generate the points but don't save them.

When the program is run in less verbose mode, the first column of numbers
represents the number of labels involved in overlaps when random labeling
is used, the second column is the number of label overlaps when your 
algorithm is used and the last column represents the total number of 
labels to be positioned.
