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Hello,
I am trying to compile a my program that uses the trigonometric functions sin and cos, the problem is the linker says that both are already defined in FiveH32.lib...
I see the file selector.prg has an implementation of them ...
From my knowledge they are defined in assembler, why is there a re ...

... nFirstRow>])->nPosition
AClone(<aArray>)->aDuplicate
ACopy(<aSource>,<aTarget>,[<nSourceStart>],[<nCount>],[<nTargetStart>])->aTarget
ACos(<nRadians>)->nArcCosine
AddASCII(<cString>,<nValue>,[<nPos>])->cNewString
AddMonth(<dDate>,<nMonths>)->dNewDate
ADel(<aArray>,<nElement>,[<lShrink ...

... objGetMethodList
__objGetValueList
__objModInline
__objModMethod
__objSetValueList
__Pack
__Run
__Zap
AAdd
Abs
AChoice
AClone
ACopy
ACos
AddASCII
AddMonth
ADel
ADir
ADSBlob2File
ADSClearAOF
ADSCustomizeAOF
AdsDDRemoveTable
ADSEvalAOF
ADSFile2Blob
ADSGetAOF
ADSGetAOFnoOpt ...

... SIN previously defined at c:\fwh\lib\FiveHMX.lib(SELECTOR.obj)' is multiply defined.
xLINK: warning: Symbol 'C:\xHB\lib\xhb.lib(trig.obj)->_HB_FUN_COS previously defined at c:\fwh\lib\FiveHMX.lib(SELECTOR.obj)' is multiply defined.
xLINK: warning: Symbol 'C:\xHB\lib\xhb.lib(ctmath2.obj)->_HB_FUN ...

... SIN previously defined at c:\fwh\lib\FiveHMX.lib(SELECTOR.obj)' is multiply defined.
xLINK: warning: Symbol 'C:\xHB\lib\xhb.lib(trig.obj)->_HB_FUN_COS previously defined at c:\fwh\lib\FiveHMX.lib(SELECTOR.obj)' is multiply defined.
Creating object: c:\utenti\utenti.EXP
Creating library: c:\utenti ...

Antonio,
can we use math function on getcalc ?

sample as sin() cos() tan()

I tried compiling get calc with a function but when I insert the function it give me error

Friend,
I I use a Math function as sin or cos with getcalc of Timm it make error
do you have a solution for it ?

... y = hb_parni( 3 );
centerPt.x = hb_parni( 4 );


if ( m_iAngle != 0 )
{
fangle = (double)m_iAngle / 180 * 3.1415926;
xform.eM11 = (float)cos(fangle);
xform.eM12 = (float)sin(fangle);
xform.eM21 = (float)-sin(fangle);
xform.eM22 = (float)cos(fangle);
xform.eDx = (float)(centerPt.x ...

... lispre->cli_lispr)+"PRE","N",19,4})
aadd(aEstructura,{alltrim(lispre->cli_lispr)+"MGL","N",19,4})
aadd(aEstructura,{alltrim(lispre->cli_lispr)+"COS","N",19,4})
aadd(aEstructura,{alltrim(lispre->cli_lispr)+"MGC","N",19,4})

oSheet:Cells( 1, N ):Value = alltrim(lispre->cli_lispr)+"DES"
N:=N+1 ...

Include in your PRG, and ready to use. (Tang(n),Atn(),Cos(),Sin(),Acos())
#pragma BEGINDUMP#include "windows.h"#include "math.h"#include "hbapi.h"HB_FUNC&#40; TANG &#41;&#123; hb_retnd&#40;&#40;double&#41; tan&#40;&#40;double&#41;hb_parnd&#40;1&#41; &#41;&#41;;&#125;HB_FUNC&#40; ATN &#41;&#123; hb ...

All the necessary Trigonometric functions are available in CT.LIB of XHarbour or HBCT.LIB for Harbour. These libraries come along with xHarbour and Harbour. We just need to link these libraries also to use the functions.

We have SIN, COS, TAN, ASIN, ACOS, ATAN, ATAN2, TANH, etc

... Aggiunta funzione aTan
{
hb_retnd((double) tan((double)hb_parnd(1) ));
}
HB_FUNC( ATN )
{
hb_retnd((double) atan((double)hb_parnd(1)));
}
HB_FUNC( COS )
{
hb_retnd((double) cos((double)hb_parnd(1)));
}
HB_FUNC( ACOS )
{
hb_retnd((double) acos((double)hb_parnd(1)));
}
HB_FUNC( SIN )
{
hb_retnd ...

Ciao Enrico.

Mi accetta Sin() e Cos() però non Atan()...

E' nella libreria hbct.lib di Harbour e nella libreria ct.lib di xHarbour.

Scusa la domanda, Fwh usa ancora librerie clipper tipo CT o solo librerie sue?

Non ne sono sicuro. Mi sembra che alcune siano state ridefinite ma bisognerebbe ...

Ciao Enrico.

Mi accetta Sin() e Cos() però non Atan()...

Scusa la domanda, Fwh usa ancora librerie clipper tipo CT o solo librerie sue?
Penso che usi quelle di Harbour o Xharbour.
Guardando le Ng di Harbour non trovo Sin(), Cos() etc.
In quale libreria trovo queste funzioni?

Ciao, grazie.

Scusami, ti disturbo ancora.

Con Fiwevin usavo la libreria Funcky per alcune funzioni, tipo
Setdrive() - L_Sin() - L_Cos() - L_Atan() Etc.

Con Fwh come posso fare?
Ci sono funzioni simili nelle librerie di Fwh?

Ciao, grazie.