In article 1602981400490001@port7.lightlink.com, sorry@but.spammed.out (Howard Hinnant) writes:
>I am involved in a debate over the contents of <math.h> (according to the
>C++ standard).  Could you please help me settle this question?
>
>Do the extra prototypes that appear in 26.5 (abs(float), acos(float),
>etc.) appear in both <math.h> and <cmath>, or just <cmath>.  <math.h> is
>defined by section D.5.

I don't see any room for debate on this issue.

I am involved in a debate over the contents of <math.h> (according to the
C++ standard).  Could you please help me settle this question?

Do the extra prototypes that appear in 26.5 (abs(float), acos(float),
etc.) appear in both <math.h> and <cmath>, or just <cmath>.  <math.h> is
defined by section D.5.

Thank you very much for your time.

-Howard
hinnant@lightlink.com
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