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Codewarrior predefined value of pi
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Jeeembo (Programmer) |
20 Jan 03 0:52 |
is there a predefined value of pi avaliable in Metrowerks Codewarrior?? |
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if there is not, you can always go with 22/7.
const double PI = 22/7;
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qednick (Programmer) |
20 Jan 03 11:20 |
or #define PI 3.141592653589793238462643383279
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xwb (Programmer) |
21 Jan 03 2:49 |
No there isn't. 355/113 is a good enough approximation for most engineering problems (6 digits) but for greater accuracy, take qednick's suggestion. |
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