From:	moshier AT mediaone DOT net ()
Subject:	Re: On complex-number manipulation
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Won-Seok Lee (lws AT inmac3 DOT snu DOT ac DOT kr) wrote:
: I am professionally interested in complex-number manipulation.
: Until now, I have used Turbo C 3.0 for the complex-number calculation,
: but it has memory limitation in allocating an array.
: So, recently, I challenge the calculation on DJGPP.

The forthcoming language standard C9X for C language specifies a
complex data type.  It is supported by GNU gcc-2.8 (and therefore DJGPP).
A header file is required.  You can get that and a C9X complex function
library from http://www.netlib.org/cephes/c9x-complex.shar .

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