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Man Page: conj

Operating Environment: opendarwin

Section: 3

COMPLEX(3)						   BSD Library Functions Manual 						COMPLEX(3)

NAME
complex -- complex floating-point functions
DESCRIPTION
The following functions are complex floating-point values, as arguments and return values. Some use single-precision complex values and some use double-precision complex values, as indicated. The functions conform to the ISO/IEC 9899:1999(E) standard. The function prototypes can be found in the header file complex.h. To use these functions you must add an additional flag to the link step that produces the executable binary. Specify "-lmx". These are the functions that use single-precision complex values: cabsf() cacosf() cacoshf() cargf() casinf() casinhf() catanf() catanhf() ccosf() ccoshf() cexpf() cimagf() clogf() conjf() cpowf() cprojf() crealf() csinf() csinhf() csqrtf() ctanf() ctanhf() These are the functions that use double-precision complex values: cabs() cacos() cacosh() carg() casin() casinh() catan() catanh() ccos() ccosh() cexp() cimag() clog() conj() cpow() cproj() creal() csin() csinh() csqrt() ctan() ctanh()
BSD
August 15, 2003 BSD
Related Man Pages
casinhf(3) - freebsd
complex(3) - osx
cacosh(3) - freebsd
catanh(3) - freebsd
catanhf(3) - freebsd
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