Hi, I would like to use NaN's. It appears that isnan() works as advertised so I can check for NaN. However, there is a man page for infnan() but no such function appears to be available. Does anyone know the proper way to generate a NaN value? (I am using NaN as an initialization value so that I can check that a valid value is used later.) For the moment I am using NAN as defined in nan.h but it requires the use of "#define _GNU_SOURCE 1". I would like to keep the code somewhat portable.
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