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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <cmath>
int main(int argc, char **argv) {
printf("*%.2f,%.2f,%d", M_PI, -M_PI, (1 / 0.0) > 1e300); // could end up as
// infinity, or just
// a very very big
// number
printf(",%d", isfinite(NAN) != 0);
printf(",%d", isfinite(INFINITY) != 0);
printf(",%d", isfinite(-INFINITY) != 0);
printf(",%d", isfinite(12.3) != 0);
printf(",%d", isinf(NAN) != 0);
printf(",%d", isinf(INFINITY) != 0);
printf(",%d", isinf(-INFINITY) != 0);
printf(",%d", isinf(12.3) != 0);
div_t div_result = div(23, 10);
printf(",%d", div_result.quot);
printf(",%d", div_result.rem);
double sine = -1.0, cosine = -1.0;
sincos(0.0, &sine, &cosine);
printf(",%1.1lf", sine);
printf(",%1.1lf", cosine);
float fsine = -1.0f, fcosine = -1.0f;
sincosf(0.0, &fsine, &fcosine);
printf(",%1.1f", fsine);
printf(",%1.1f", fcosine);
fsine = sinf(1.1 + argc - 1);
fcosine = cosf(1.1 + argc - 1);
printf(",%1.1f", fsine);
printf(",%1.1f", fcosine);
printf("*\n");
return 0;
}
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