Re: fundamental constants

[Thomas Walter <walter at pctc dot chemie dot uni-erlangen dot de>]

>>>>> "Brian" == Brian Gough <bjg@network-theory.co.uk> writes:

    Brian> Thomas Walter writes:
    >> By the way:  'long double' values should have a 'L' at the end then
    >> compiler knows they are 'long double'.  I suggest to fix this in the
    >> template headerfiles.  AFAIK this is required if one wants to
    >> precalculate math values with for example 40 decimal digits which
    >> should be enough to fill each bit.

    Brian> I'm not clear which of the header files you are referring to here. For
    Brian> templates_on.h we should be using 0.0L 1.0L etc, yes.

Hello,
sorry for not being exact.
Yes this is what I mean.

If you are interested I have a script for the program 'calc' which
calculates all the math constants you can find in 'math.h' and a lot
more with a precision (default = 42, the universal answer 8-) ) you
want.

Bye
Thomas

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