| 51a20a6e | 30-Nov-2014 |
John Marino <draco@marino.st> |
libm: bring in 16 complex functions from NetBSD
FreeBSD is still missing a number of (obscure) complex functions that
causes GCC conclude that C99 is not supported. Seven weeks ago, NetBSD
brought
libm: bring in 16 complex functions from NetBSD
FreeBSD is still missing a number of (obscure) complex functions that
causes GCC conclude that C99 is not supported. Seven weeks ago, NetBSD
brought the functions into their base.
To avoid a repeat of the unholy mixture of libm from FreeBSD and NetBSD
that we had before, I've created a separate directory for NetBSD functions
called "gaps". If/when FreeBSD acquires these functions, we can remove
files from "gaps" as we sync their equivalents. The NetBSD sources were
modified as follows:
* On the man pages, references to the float and double versions of the
functions were removed when only the long double version was imported.
This includes singular/plural changes, and file/function name changes.
* Changed "#include <math.h>" to "#include "math.h"
* Removed the include for namespace.h
* Removed all "#if 0" blocks
The sixteen functions have symbol versions of DF402.0 and are:
* cpow cpowf cpowl
* clog clogf clogl
* cacosl casinl catanl
* ccoshl csinhl ctanhl
* ccosl csinl ctanl
* cexpl
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