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In article <r6jbquknfi7ictbckllvqk0itsub5dum84@4ax.com>,
 News Reader <nntp@r.us> wrote:

>On Wed, 9 Oct 2002 18:00:13 -0700, Derek Ledbetter
><derekledbetter@mindspring.com> wrote:
>
>>On Wed, 9 Oct 2002 17:11:20 -0700, News Reader wrote
>>(in message <s7h9qusl2tjo42e3egbblef5c8flaqjo28@4ax.com>):
>>
>>> What must I do to be able to use cosf, sinf, tanf, etc in Codewarrior8
>>> on MacOSX for a MacOSX target?  Am I missing a define somewhere?
>>> 
>>> I tried this:
>>> 
>>> test.cpp:
>>> #include <cmath>
>>> void test()
>>> {
>>> 	cosf(0.32342f);
>>> }
>>> 
>>> 
>>> In the project settings, I have the standard  /usr/include path, the
>>> MSL dir, and the MacOSX support dir.
>>> 
>>> It says it can't find cosf, but doing a search in MSL's cmath header
>>> file, I see it there...
>>
>>Since you included <cmath> instead of <math.h>, cosf is in the std
>>namespace.
>
>As well, I tried just including <math.h> and it still says can't find
>'cosf'.

BSD C doesn't have the cosf() function,  you probably will have to  
cos() instead.

However I tried this with MSL recrusive last in the access paths using 
#include <cmath> and std::cosf  and that compiled and linked without any 
errors.


Ron

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