The presence of the function in C99’s math.h isn’t strictly useful unless it is
also in the MSVC math.h. MSVC only supports a subset of C99
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only really need to know the commit hash and compiler if you are sending a
bug report about the C... and since you know when you are doing that... I
don't think its uncalled for to have the one liner.
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(Apologies to Chris, reply vs. replay all error on my part)
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> People can already put all their main logic into a function. If you want
to unit-
> test your main function, that's the best way to do it.
> The trouble is, how much goes into
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Not to go off on too much of a tangent, but isn't NaN unorderable? Its
greater than nothing, and less than nothing, so you can't even really sort a
list with a NaN value in it (..though I'm sure python does sort it by some
metric for practical reasons) - it would be impossible to find a NaN with
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