dev-math-lesson

To add a new math lesson to a GPU project, you scaffold a lesson directory under lessons/math, implement a main.c demo, extend the forge_math.h library, and write a README with explanations and cross-references.

The best way to document a math concept for GPU lessons is to write a README containing clear explanations, geometry intuition, diagram references, and cross-references to related GPU lessons that apply the math.

Yes, you can extend an existing math library by adding well-documented functions for the new concept to forge_math.h and linking the new lesson directory's demo program directly to those relevant library APIs.

Yes, you need to update build configurations when scaffolding a new math lesson directory to ensure the focused main.c demonstration program compiles correctly with the overarching forge-gpu project.

Including cross-references in math lesson documentation connects the foundational math concepts to practical GPU lessons, helping learners understand how the math is applied and locating related tutorials.