Fetching the project; removing extra files.
 $ cp /home/eschraff/html/coupled_oscillator/mar1/* .
 $ rm #*
 $ rm create_table-o
 
Compiling it with gcc on cs.
No instructions given; using what I know of C.
Since figuring this stuff out was part of the learning process
this semester, I'm disappointed not to see that discussed here.
 $ rm *.o
 $ rm input_output_main
 $ make create_table.o
 g++    -c -o basic_function.o basic_function.cc
 $ make basic_function.o
 g++    -c -o create_table.o create_table.cc
 $ g++ -o input_output_main \ 
          input_output_main.cc create_table.o basic_function.o

Running it.
Again, no instructions given.
Welcome to the white-knuckled excitement that is basic multiplication.

Please enter a number between 100 and -100 with a decimal not extending the hundredth's place
 place (example: '2.83') and hit 'enter': 2.83
If you would like to have the first number stay constant, press '1' and hit enter.
If you would like to have the first number regularly incremented throughout the series
of multiplications, press '2' and hit enter.
Your choice:2
Please enter a number (between -100 and 100 with a decimal not exceeding the hundreths place) to increment the first
 number by and hit 'enter': 0.1
Time to pick your second starting number!
Please enter a number between -100 and 100 with decimal not exceding the hundreth's place and hit 'enter': 3.2
If you would like to have your second number stay constant, press '1' and hit enter.
If you would like to have your second number regularly incremented throughout the series
of multiplications, press '2' and hit enter:  23
Input does not fall within specified parameters. Please enter new input: 1
Time to choose how many incrementations you would like.
Please enter a positive integer no greater than 100 and hit 'enter': 10
If you would like to continue with this program, please press '1' and hit enter.
If you would like to quit, press '2' and hit enter.
1
Please enter a number between 100 and -100 with a decimal not extending the hundredth's place
 place (example: '2.83') and hit 'enter': Input does not fall within specified parameters. Please enter new input: Input does not fall within specified parameters. Please enter new input: Input does not fall within specified parameters. Please enter new input: Input does not fall within specified parameters. Please enter new input: Input does not fall within specified parameters. Please enter new input: -1
Input does not fall within specified parameters. Please enter new input: 1
If you would like to have the first number stay constant, press '1' and hit enter.
If you would like to have the first number regularly incremented throughout the series
of multiplications, press '2' and hit enter.
Your choice:2
Please enter a number (between -100 and 100 with a decimal not exceeding the hundreths place) to increment the first
 number by and hit 'enter': 1
Time to pick your second starting number!
Please enter a number between -100 and 100 with decimal not exceding the hundreth's place and hit 'enter': 1
If you would like to have your second number stay constant, press '1' and hit enter.
If you would like to have your second number regularly incremented throughout the series
of multiplications, press '2' and hit enter:  1
Time to choose how many incrementations you would like.
Please enter a positive integer no greater than 100 and hit 'enter': 1
If you would like to continue with this program, please press '1' and hit enter.
If you would like to quit, press '2' and hit enter.
2
mahoney@cs midterm_project.attachments$ l
total 64K
4.0K basic_function.cc	4.0K create_table.h	   4.0K _JIMS_NOTES.txt
4.0K basic_function.h	4.0K create_table.o	   4.0K #_JIMS_NOTES.txt#
4.0K basic_function.o	 16K input_output_main*    4.0K output_file.txt
4.0K create_table.cc	8.0K input_output_main.cc  4.0K view_table.cc
mahoney@cs midterm_project.attachments$ more output_file.txt 
1   1   1

Looks like my attempts to quit in the middle over wrote the output file.
Here's another run.

mahoney@cs midterm_project.attachments$ ./input_output_main
Welcome to the white-knuckled excitement that is basic multiplication.

Please enter a number between 100 and -100 with a decimal not extending the hundredth's place
 place (example: '2.83') and hit 'enter': 5
If you would like to have the first number stay constant, press '1' and hit enter.
If you would like to have the first number regularly incremented throughout the series
of multiplications, press '2' and hit enter.
Your choice:1
Time to pick your second starting number!
Please enter a number between -100 and 100 with decimal not exceding the hundreth's place and hit 'enter': 10
If you would like to have your second number stay constant, press '1' and hit enter.
If you would like to have your second number regularly incremented throughout the series
of multiplications, press '2' and hit enter:  1
Time to choose how many incrementations you would like.
Please enter a positive integer no greater than 100 and hit 'enter': 10
If you would like to continue with this program, please press '1' and hit enter.
If you would like to quit, press '2' and hit enter.
2
mahoney@cs midterm_project.attachments$ l
total 64K
4.0K basic_function.cc	4.0K create_table.h	   4.0K _JIMS_NOTES.txt
4.0K basic_function.h	4.0K create_table.o	   4.0K #_JIMS_NOTES.txt#
4.0K basic_function.o	 16K input_output_main*    4.0K output_file.txt
4.0K create_table.cc	8.0K input_output_main.cc  4.0K view_table.cc
mahoney@cs midterm_project.attachments$ more output_file.txt 
5   10   50
5   10   50
5   10   50
5   10   50
5   10   50
5   10   50
5   10   50
5   10   50
5   10   50
5   10   50
mahoney@cs midterm_project.attachments$