Hello Bruno,
Bruno Haible wrote:
> Rainer Tammer wrote:
>
>> AIX 7.1BETA
>>
>> # ./testlibm
>> acos is in libc
>> asin is in libc
>> atan is in libc
>> atan2 is in libc
>> cbrt is in libc
>> copysign is in libc
>> cos is in libc
>> cosh is in libc
>> erf is in libc
>> erfc is in libc
>> exp is in libc
>> fmod is in libc
>> hypot is in libc
>> j0 is in libc
>> j1 is in libc
>> jn is in libc
>> lgamma is in libc
>> log is in libc
>> log10 is in libc
>> log1p is in libc
>> pow is in libc
>> remainder is in libc
>> sin is in libc
>> sinh is in libc
>> sqrt is in libc
>> tan is in libc
>> tanh is in libc
>> y0 is in libc
>> y1 is in libc
>> yn is in libc
>>
> Hmm, there is apparently something wrong with the test program that I used.
> Maybe xlc's optimizations are removing the use of the function pointer.
>
> Can you please try this one, instead?
>
> for func in acos asin atan atan2 cbrt copysign cos cosh erf erfc exp \
> fmod hypot j0 j1 jn lgamma log log10 log1p pow remainder \
> sin sinh sqrt tan tanh y0 y1 yn; do
> (echo '#include <math.h>'; echo "double (*funcptr)() = (double
> (*)())$func;"; echo 'int main() { return funcptr (1.6180339887) < 0.3; }') >
> conftest.c
> if gcc conftest.c > /dev/null 2>/dev/null; then
> echo "$func is in libc"
> else
> echo "$func requires libm"
> fi
> done
>
> Bruno
>
>
>
# ./testme
acos requires libm
asin requires libm
atan requires libm
atan2 requires libm
cbrt requires libm
copysign requires libm
cos requires libm
cosh requires libm
erf requires libm
erfc requires libm
exp requires libm
fmod requires libm
hypot requires libm
j0 requires libm
j1 requires libm
jn requires libm
lgamma requires libm
log requires libm
log10 requires libm
log1p requires libm
pow requires libm
remainder requires libm
sin requires libm
sinh requires libm
sqrt requires libm
tan requires libm
tanh requires libm
y0 requires libm
y1 requires libm
yn requires libm
Bye
Rainer
