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gh-157695: Fix acospi() detection in configure.ac - #157948
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Include <math.h> to check for acospi() and similar functions.
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Oh, when I tested my PR gh-157858, the macros were properly detected. Maybe because I'm using a cache for configure (and I didn't remove the cache file). Or maybe I don't remember correctly and I didn't test my change properly. |
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Include <math.h> to check for acospi() and similar functions.