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uClibc's libm has isinf/isinff, isnan/isnanf but not finite/finitef.
Here is a patch.
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I found math fpclassify function is broken because FP_XXX definitions
in libm/fp_private.h is incompatible with include/math.h.
Also I noticed fp_private.h and fpmacros.c use many 'long int' for
32bit variables. I think these should be int or u_int32_t.
Here is a patch against 0.9.20.
fp_private.c:
--- fix union members (use u_int32_t instead of 'unsigned long int').
--- remove incompatible FP_XXX definitions (and some unused macros).
fpmacros.c:
--- use FP_NAN instead of FP_QNAN/FP_SNAN.
--- use correct type (int instead of long int).
--- fix union members (use u_int32_t instead of 'unsigned long int').
--- remove unnecessary cast.
Note that I had to remove weak_alias for isnanl,isinfl to compile
patched fpmacroc.c. Is this really needed? Original behavior (using
isnan for isnanl) seems problematic anyway.
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_ISOC99_SOURCE, per what glibc does.
-Erik
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of the isinf() macro, which was a casulty of my grafting the
glibc header onto out math library.
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math library (which is itself based on the math lib from FreeBSD).
-Erik
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