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C ode C omments Programming Forum and web based access to our favorite programming groups. For Programmers: Free Programming Magazines Database administration forum Code Comments Programming Languages ... C function without arithematic operator Thread Author function without arithematic operator hello, Is it possible to write a math library function sqrt in C without arithmatic operators(*,+)? can anyone give me hints to do that? regards, rahul Post Follow-up to this message rahul8143@gmail.com 08-02-05 02:01 PM Re: function without arithematic operator rahul8143@gmail.com writes: There is no good reason to do so. "If I've told you once, I've told you LLONG_MAX times not to exaggerate." Jack Klein Post Follow-up to this message Ben Pfaff 08-02-05 09:59 PM Re: function without arithematic operator rahul8143@gmail.com wrote: www.hvcomputer.com www.fptech.com Post Follow-up to this message Kenneth Brody 08-02-05 09:59 PM Re: function without arithematic operator Post Follow-up to this message Anonymous 7843 08-02-05 09:59 PM Re: function without arithematic operator Calculated in 8 iterations sqrt(-45.931400) = 6.7772708371i -Charles

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