marwk@levels.sait.edu.au (12/11/90)
In article <1990Dec9.091532.7016@pegasus.com>, tleylan@pegasus.com (Tom Leylan) writes: > In article <1650@ciss.Dayton.NCR.COM> dgrimmer@ciss.Dayton.NCR.COM (Dave.Grimmer@Dayton.NCR.COM) writes: >> >>I am looking for a way to do some trig functions (cos, sin, tan, ...) >>from within a CLIPPER application. The version I am using is Summer 87. >> >>Are there any Clipper libraries around that have the trig functions? >> >>I have tried writing the function with Turbo C 2.0, but I get 3 unresolved ... >>written a C function for CLIPPER that uses a double data type? ... > There is a document on NANFORUM on Compuserve which addresses alternative > > tom leylan I do not have access to COMPUSERVE. Could someone post the solution using TURBO C and floating point/double data types. Thanx Ray
tleylan@pegasus.com (Tom Leylan) (12/13/90)
With reference to the subject of Turbo C and Clipper a number of messages have there way here... ending with this one... >I do not have access to COMPUSERVE. Could someone post the solution using >TURBO C and floating point/double data types. > >Ray The file is called NSUPPORT.<ZIP or ARC> and it contains information about calling Clipper's own internal floating point functions. They mention Turbo-C users specifically as those who could benefit from the routines but who will have a considerable amount of work on their hands. The routines are supplied as-is (you can't call them for tech support) and they are written for the S'87 version (I have no reason to believe that they wouldn't work with 5.0 but no guarantee is made). Now, how to get them. I suppose that I could fire them up somewhere with a little coaxing (was going to have to learn how to do this eventually) but need to know where they should go. Simtel ? This newsgroup ? Private mail ? Let me know. tom
tleylan@pegasus.com (Tom Leylan) (12/22/90)
In article <1990Dec13.092753.14087@pegasus.com> tleylan@pegasus.com (Tom Leylan) writes: > >Now, how to get them. I suppose that I could fire them up somewhere with >a little coaxing (was going to have to learn how to do this eventually) >but need to know where they should go. Simtel ? This newsgroup ? Private >mail ? > >Let me know. > Ray... I've tried repeatedly to respond to your mail message but each time I get a "too many hops" error. Can you send me another message and if you have one a reliable (and short) path to respond back ? tom