Write the API function TMatrix * transposeMatrix(TMatrix * m) that takes as input a matrix m and returns a new matrix that holds the transpose of m. Transposition should run in O(nrow x ncol) (where n is the # of rows and m the # of columns). If memory allocation for the transpose failed or input is NULL, the function returns NULL. Transposition follows the usual mathematical definition of transposition.

The program mf-generate is provided to generate matrices-it helps you understand the format of the matrix data file. (provided below)

The newMatrix function for reference (unsure if it works)

#define TElement int typedef struct Matrix { unsigned int nrow; unsigned int ncol; TElement **data; TMatrix; where nrow and ncol are numerical attributes representing the numbers of rows and columns of the matrix and data is a pointer to an array of row pointers. Each row pointer points to an array of elements of TElement type. TElement is defined as int