mpfr
functions with miscellaneous calling conventionsSome functions listed below don't conform to any of the previously mentioned calling conventions.
eq
(
prec,(
x,
y))
, where prec is a natural
number and x and y are mpfr
numbers. It returns a
result of (nil,nil)
(i.e., true) if the numbers agree up to the
specified precision measured in bits, and returns nil
otherwise.1
urandomb
prec
mpfr
number and returns a natural number
as a result, which is the precision of the argument in bits.
sin_cos
mpfr
number z as an argument and
returns a pair of mpfr
numbers (
x,
y)
as a
result, where x is the sine of z and y is the cosine. The
precisions of the results are the same as the precision of the
argument.
[1] a potentially useful tool for algorithms concerned
with numerical approximations despite its inexplicable malignment in
the mpfr
documentation