What happened to trig functions in math.h?

[Ed Cernek]

Along similar lines...

It appears that libraries may be available for gcc that provide complex
transcendental math functions ... something I thought didn't exist!

Could someone please direct me to a (RT)FM that describes what (GPL)
libraries are available for and/or compatible with gcc. I am
particularly interested in EE math functions, e.g. complex hyperbolic
functions (float, double, long double), but would like to survey the
totality of what is there. There is a circuit analysis and optimization
FORTRAN program I wrote about 25 years ago that probably still has some
utility which I have been wanting to port to C and put in the public
domain ... sort of my way of trying to put something back.

Thanks, Ed.

"Shawn T. Rutledge" wrote:
> 
> I'm trying to compile a program which depends on sin and cos, and they're
> not in math.h!  I don't believe it.  The man page for cos even says it's
> in math.h.  I'm running Debian of course.
> 
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