Got a question:
I programmed on my Amiga way back in the late 80's early 90's and I'm just
now getting back into C programming. One of the first things I run into
programming on Mandrake linux the other day was trying to use the sin()
function. Oddly enough the books I have on "The standard C Library" and doing
"man sin" say the the sin function should be in <math.h>, however I am
finding it in tgmath.h. What gives?
Seems the standard changed or something, however I've found that I have
problems compiling some things recently written by others because of this
also.
So what's not right here, are my man files, and my books wrong as well as the
other apps I try to compile or is there something messed up with the include
files?
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Jason Straight
