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Article #633Re: How to do floating point division?
From: Kagenin
Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1999 00:00
Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1999 00:00
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> It has been a couple of years so could be wrong, but isn't Pi difined in > math.h??????? If so wouldn't using that be a lot simpler? > > Bob The Implementation of how many places Pi goes out there is up to the compiler's manufacturer. All the ANSI standards say it only has to exist, but to my knowledge, it doesn't define how far it has to go. For example, I know that gcc defines Pi in math.h differently than in MSVC (at least what I gather from the Quake 2 gamesx86.dll open source). Kagenin -- "When the Going gets Weird, The Weird turn Pro." Hunter S. Thompson The above email addy is a spam magnet, working better than I'd like it to. If you wish to respond via email, I can be reached at kagenin at cyberspace dot org ICQ #25225491 AIM ID Kagenin Z
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