n Wednesday 11 October 2017 06:35 PM, Joseph Myers wrote:
I don't think that's appropriate for sharing between different types. The
inputs for sin include many outside the range of float (which probably
illustrates how unrepresentative they are of typical usage of sin), and we
don't want the float test to have lots of infinities tested.
OK, as for larger values, they were there to exercise the range
reduction paths, which can be done by smaller values as well so we could
just drop those inputs.
Sharing inputs between sinf, cosf and sincosf may make much more sense.
Agreed.