Hello,
I'd like to make a simple replacement of 'pow()' function for the embedded
platform I'm working on. What is the better way, probably bit shifting?
Thanks.
Best regards, Roman Mashak.
Dec 13 '07
15  7417 
pete wrote:
Thad Smith wrote:
>pete wrote:
>>/* BEGIN fs_pow.h */
/*
** Portable code for either freestanding or hosted
** implementations of C.
*/
#ifndef H_FS_POW_H
#define H_FS_POW_H
double fs_pow(double x, double y);
double fs_fmod(double x, double y);
double fs_exp(double x);
double fs_log(double x);
double fs_sqrt(double x);
Interesting. What are the license requirements on the code?
I don't know. I think it's public domain.
If it is public domain, it is rather old, or explicitly declared such by
the author. The default in the US and most other countries is copyright
at the time of creation.
If you wrote the code and would like others to use it, I recommend that
you place a comment in the header stating that it is donated to the
public domain by the author, and include your name.
--
Thad
Thad Smith wrote:
>
pete wrote:
Thad Smith wrote:
pete wrote:
/* BEGIN fs_pow.h */
/*
** Portable code for either freestanding or hosted
** implementations of C.
*/
#ifndef H_FS_POW_H
#define H_FS_POW_H
double fs_pow(double x, double y);
double fs_fmod(double x, double y);
double fs_exp(double x);
double fs_log(double x);
double fs_sqrt(double x);
Interesting. What are the license requirements on the code?
I don't know. I think it's public domain.
If it is public domain, it is rather old,
or explicitly declared such by the author.
The default in the US and most other countries is copyright
at the time of creation.
If you wrote the code and would like others to use it,
I recommend that
you place a comment in the header stating that it is donated to the
public domain by the author, and include your name.
OK
--
pete
Op Thu, 13 Dec 2007 14:37:43 +0100 schreef Chris Dollin
<ch**********@h p.com>:
pete wrote:
>Thad Smith wrote:
>>Interesting . What are the license requirements on the code?
It's just trivial code.
Licensing isn't about whether the code is trivial or not.
Yes it is. Any license on something trivial cannot be enforced. Except
in an unreasonable justice system, of course...
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pete wrote:
Thad Smith wrote:
>pete wrote:
>>Thad Smith wrote:
pete wrote:
/* BEGIN fs_pow.h */
/*
** Portable code for either freestanding or hosted
** implementations of C.
*/
#ifndef H_FS_POW_H
#define H_FS_POW_H
>
double fs_pow(double x, double y);
double fs_fmod(double x, double y);
double fs_exp(double x);
double fs_log(double x);
double fs_sqrt(double x);
Interestin g. What are the license requirements on the code?
I don't know. I think it's public domain.
If it is public domain, it is rather old,
or explicitly declared such by the author.
The default in the US and most other countries is copyright
at the time of creation.
If you wrote the code and would like others to use it,
I recommend that
you place a comment in the header stating that it is donated to the
public domain by the author, and include your name.
OK
Thanks. It matters to people who program for a living and are careful
about getting legal rights to the code they use.
As a suggestion, consider contributing it to Snippets.org, which has a
public domain collection of code snippets.
--
Thad
Thad Smith wrote:
>
pete wrote:
Thad Smith wrote:
pete wrote:
Thad Smith wrote:
pete wrote:
/* BEGIN fs_pow.h */
/*
** Portable code for either freestanding or hosted
** implementations of C.
*/
#ifndef H_FS_POW_H
#define H_FS_POW_H
double fs_pow(double x, double y);
double fs_fmod(double x, double y);
double fs_exp(double x);
double fs_log(double x);
double fs_sqrt(double x);
Interesting . What are the license requirements on the code?
I don't know. I think it's public domain.
If it is public domain, it is rather old,
or explicitly declared such by the author.
The default in the US and most other countries is copyright
at the time of creation.
If you wrote the code and would like others to use it,
I recommend that
you place a comment in the header stating that it is donated to the
public domain by the author, and include your name.
OK
Thanks. It matters to people who program for a living and are careful
about getting legal rights to the code they use.
As a suggestion, consider contributing it to Snippets.org, which has a
public domain collection of code snippets.
OK
--
pete
"Boudewijn Dijkstra" <bo*******@inde s.comwrote:
Op Thu, 13 Dec 2007 14:37:43 +0100 schreef Chris Dollin
pete wrote:
Thad Smith wrote:
>Interesting. What are the license requirements on the code?
It's just trivial code.
Licensing isn't about whether the code is trivial or not.
Yes it is. Any license on something trivial cannot be enforced. Except
in an unreasonable justice system, of course...
pete is in the USA.
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