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From: Verne H. B. <ve...@sy...> - 2005-03-23 15:23:33
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I never finished Highschool but love math but for this question I need a
little more info. Perhaps what code or simple bit of code you are now
using. Too I maybe confusing a bit of Linux or such as I have never heard
of the gcc manual. Nothing in my books on complex data types either though
that may not be the right name.
Early yet though and someone will likely have the answer for you if I
know this group.
Verne
>I read up the complex data type in the gcc manual. I need a quick crash
>course on complex data type -
> 1. How to declare them
> 2. assign values using the format z=(x,y) where x and y may be any
> expressions. Or if there are any other ways to assign values to complex
> data types, please let me know.
> 3. Operations on them - sum, product, conjugation, polar<->rectangular
> conversion and so on.
>
> I would appreciate being pointed out to a resource on complex data types.
> The gcc manual fell short.
>
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