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Subject: Re: CHX, CHD in OS9 startup?
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Date: Tue, 29-Jul-86 09:38:00 EDT
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/* Written  2:07 pm  Jul 28, 1986 by emjej@uokvax.UUCP in net.micro.6809 */
Since Microware C doesn't come by
default with the transcendental functions that whet.c uses,...
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Someone's sure to get the wrong idea unless I disambiguate, so...
the above statement is correct only for Microware's C compiler for OS-9/6809.
The OS-9/68000 C compiler available from Microware does come with the
usual math library functions.

						James Jones