Walter Bright Wrote: > Paul D. Anderson wrote: > > b) the features and functions that should be included. > > I'd say NaNs and unordered comparisons. In other words, it should > support the same semantics as float, double and real do. > > If you've got the time and interest, adding all the functions in > std.math would be great!
I'm not sure I can sign up for ALL of std.math. I'm sure I'll need help. I can do roots, powers and transcendental functions, though. Maybe not very efficiently (power series). (If very high precision numbers are questionable, how valuable are high precision sine and cosine??) Paul
