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From: nather@utastro.UUCP (Ed Nather)
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Subject: Re: Numerical C
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Date: Wed, 18-Apr-84 10:39:03 EST
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	From: evans@mhuxt.UUCP (crandall)
	How many people out there use C as a numerical language? Aside from
	faster compilers I think that I'd be happy with the addition of a
	complex type and some improved math library routines.
	Any comments from the hornet's nest?


							Steve Crandall
							(ihnp4)!mhuxt!evans

While you're at it, could you put in "**" for exponentiation?  You can even
call it "^" if you must.

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                                       Ed Nather
                                       ihnp4!{ut-sally,kpno}!utastro!nather
                                       Astronomy Dept., U. of Texas, Austin