From: bergervo AT iaehv DOT IAEhv DOT nl (Jos Bergervoet)
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Subject: Re: complex numbers, correct ??
Date: 30 Aug 1997 10:33:27 GMT
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Peter Berdeklis <peter AT atmosp DOT physics DOT utoronto DOT ca> writes:

>The original poster said that this code works correctly on other compilers
>_as written_, not with a little modification and not yielding undefined
>behaviour.  That's why he had a complaint with gcc/DJGPP.

I've no complaint. I'm just looking for the correct way to use complex
numbers. gcc might be a good reference compiler since it's up-to-date.
But in any case I want to write my programs in such a way that in 10 years
time they are still accepted (by compilers, at least.)

It is still not clear to me, whether the complex number syntax will change
in the near future. Is the gxx-compliant syntax final? Who can reasure me?

(Jos)