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The function prototype and macro definitions for the math functionality discussed in this article can be can accessed by including the [[math.h - C|<math.h>]] standard header. | The function prototype and macro definitions for the math functionality discussed in this article can be can accessed by including the [[math.h - C|<math.h>]] standard header. | ||
| − | On some compilers, due to historical reasons, the math library is stored | + | On some compilers, due to historical reasons, the math library is stored separately from the rest of the standard C library. In those compilers, you must specify an additional compiler option <code>-lm</code> to link against the math library. |
Revision as of 12:28, 28 December 2013
While basic arithmetics works well for many tasks, sometimes more complex math is needed. C provides a set of math functions for performing some common math operations which include trigonometric functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, power and absolute-value functions, and nearest integer functions.
The function prototype and macro definitions for the math functionality discussed in this article can be can accessed by including the <math.h> standard header.
On some compilers, due to historical reasons, the math library is stored separately from the rest of the standard C library. In those compilers, you must specify an additional compiler option -lm to link against the math library.