Ecore uses a call to finite(), this call seems to be obsolete. It is replaced by a macro isfinite(). I'm wondering if we should fix that, and what our portability experts think?
It's used in _ecore_main_select() in ecore_main.c. I don't think it is used anywhere else in current svn. In my current contract I'm compiling EFL using uClibc, and that does not provide finite(), but does provide isfinite(). The reason they say they do that is coz finite() is obsolete. Hmm, the Windows build files include this "finite=_finite" in "PreprocessorDefinitions". Seems to be basically renaming a few functions to their Windows equivalents. What do you guys think? -- A big old stinking pile of genius that no one wants coz there are too many silver coated monkeys in the world.
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