Fw: [PATCH 0/3] libm: Clean up gamma functions

[Keith Packard]

Joseph Myers <joseph@codesourcery.com> writes:

> If infinity is an exact result and at least one 
> argument is infinite, there is no error or exception (unless it's some of 
> the new minimum/maximum operations in IEEE 754-2019 and the other argument 
> is a signaling NaN).

Thanks for the clarification. That all seems consistent, and I think I
can now (mostly) understand how the POSIX error values relate back to
the IEEE 754-2019 specification.

I do wonder if POSIX will add the new minimum/maximum operations; they
seem more like what I expect wrt NaN handling than the existing
minimumNumber/fmin maximumNumber/fmax operations.

Any other concerns about the testing values I'm using? Should we adopt
the newlib patches necessary to have it pass those tests?

-- 
-keith
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