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authorJoshua Bakita <bakitajoshua@gmail.com>2019-10-07 19:13:39 -0400
committerJoshua Bakita <bakitajoshua@gmail.com>2019-10-07 19:13:39 -0400
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Reorganize and commit all the modified TACLeBench code and run scripts
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1/*
2
3 This file is part of the TACLeBench benchmark suite.
4 Version 2.0
5
6 Name: anagram_input.c
7
8 Author: Raymond Chen
9
10 Function: This file contains the input data used by anagram.
11
12 Source: anagram
13
14 Original name: anagram
15
16 Changes: See ChangeLog.txt
17
18 License: See anagram.c
19
20*/
21
22/*
23 Forward declaration of global variables
24*/
25
26extern char const *anagram_achPhrase[ 3 ];
27extern char const *anagram_dictionary[ 2279 ];
28
29
30/*
31 Definition of global variables
32*/
33char const *anagram_achPhrase[ 3 ] = { "todd austin",
34 "john alledy",
35 "mary updike"
36 };
37
38char const *anagram_dictionary[ 2279 ] = { "2nd",
39 "4th",
40 "8th",
41 "a",
42 "ABA",
43 "aback",
44 "abash",
45 "abbas",
46 "abbey",
47 "abed",
48 "abet",
49 "abort",
50 "abut",
51 "Accra",
52 "ACM",
53 "acorn",
54 "Acts",
55 "Ada",
56 "adapt",
57 "added",
58 "addle",
59 "Adele",
60 "Aden",
61 "admix",
62 "adore",
63 "adult",
64 "affix",
65 "afire",
66 "aft",
67 "agate",
68 "agave",
69 "Agee",
70 "agent",
71 "agile",
72 "Agnew",
73 "agone",
74 "ahoy",
75 "Aida",
76 "aim",
77 "Ainu",
78 "airy",
79 "Ajax",
80 "Alamo",
81 "alarm",
82 "alb",
83 "Alcoa",
84 "alder",
85 "Aleck",
86 "alert",
87 "algae",
88 "alia",
89 "alike",
90 "alive",
91 "allay",
92 "alley",
93 "Allis",
94 "allow",
95 "ally",
96 "Allyn",
97 "aloe",
98 "aloha",
99 "along",
100 "aloud",
101 "also",
102 "alter",
103 "Alton",
104 "Alva",
105 "amaze",
106 "amber",
107 "ami",
108 "amigo",
109 "amiss",
110 "Amman",
111 "Amoco",
112 "amok",
113 "Amos",
114 "ample",
115 "amra",
116 "amy",
117 "Andes",
118 "angel",
119 "Angie",
120 "angry",
121 "Angus",
122 "Anne",
123 "annex",
124 "annoy",
125 "annul",
126 "ante",
127 "any",
128 "apex",
129 "apple",
130 "apron",
131 "apt",
132 "arch",
133 "argue",
134 "Aries",
135 "arm",
136 "army",
137 "aroma",
138 "array",
139 "arrow",
140 "Artie",
141 "arty",
142 "arum",
143 "a's",
144 "ash",
145 "ashen",
146 "ashy",
147 "askew",
148 "assai",
149 "Assam",
150 "Astor",
151 "ate",
152 "atlas",
153 "atone",
154 "audit",
155 "Aug",
156 "augur",
157 "auk",
158 "aural",
159 "avid",
160 "avoid",
161 "avow",
162 "awash",
163 "awe",
164 "awn",
165 "awry",
166 "axe",
167 "axial",
168 "axis",
169 "axon",
170 "Ayers",
171 "Aztec",
172 "b",
173 "babe",
174 "Bach",
175 "bad",
176 "bait",
177 "baldy",
178 "balm",
179 "balsa",
180 "bam",
181 "ban",
182 "bane",
183 "banjo",
184 "barb",
185 "barn",