Hello Havard,
I think the simplest solution for your problem is not posted so far:
just tell the compiler to use the inline code of the math-functions.
You can do this by adding the "-O2" flag to your CFLAGS.
The inline math-functions are faster than the one in libm, but less
error checking is performed. You have to check the returned values
for "NaN" to detect errors.
A further drawback of the inline functions is that gdb has difficulties
to identify the right source lines when debugging.
Bernd
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