Re: [amibroker] [DLL OT?] C++ equivalent

[Udo.Harke@xxxx]

Hi Richard,
 
most programmers are only familiarwith the 
C89 Sandard. However, the new C99 
Standard has an excellent library of mathematical functions and even surmounts 
C++ in that by far!
Meanwhile, since the evolution of C99, the 
C programming language is not a subset of C++ any 
more...
 
Regards,
 
Udo
 
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C/C++ isn't real strong on math functions.  
might look in math.h and find something.  It is probably dependant on the 
version and the libraries you have available.  You will likely need to 
use the % operator to define your own functions.
 
 
 
rma
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Subject: [amibroker] [DLL OT?] C++ 
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Does anyone know the C++ equivalent of the followingAFL 
functions:ROUNDFRACThanks in 
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