Dan Gildea

This is a failing test case from rtest_orthopoly.mac. The test generates random inputs, and the values above cause a failure. jacobi_p calls hypergeo21, which gives an error interval. The test checks that the exact rational result falls within this error interval. I think that the problem is that there is already some imprecision in the input to hypergeo21. In this case, hypergeo21 is called with 11/12 in the exact version, but the floating point version of (1+5/6)/2 = 11/12 generates 0.9166666666666667d0,...

jacobi_p falls outside interval

Zeroequiv issues

sin(1/1000) gives false now. Tightened tolerance in [e7fbfd8bf30124b740c8354e24784fb7d6730e73]

ei-asymptotic-expansion

Fixed by [06f26693d2a59da6bae8c4c701c9532ec1884360]

Building German documentation fails with texinfo-7.3

fixed by [a839c242178862f67880683b18ad0725de6fe2d3]