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#136063 - Don't overlook the obvious Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Some (most?) C compilers come with a library that includes floating point trig functions. Why don't you try those first to see if a) they're fast enough, and b) you have enough memory for them. If they answer to both questions is "yes", then you're done!
-- Russ Make it work, then make it fast. Make it work, then make it small. |
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