问题
Because of the layers of standards, the include files for c++ are a rats nest. I was trying to figure out what __isnan actually calls, and couldn't find anywhere with an actual definition.
So I just compiled with -S to see the assembly, and if I write:
#include <ieee754.h>
void f(double x) {
if (__isinf(x) ...
if (__isnan(x)) ...
}
Both of these routines are called. I would like to see the actual definition, and possibly refactor things like this to be inline, since it should be just a bit comparison, albeit one that is hard to achieve when the value is in a floating point register.
Anyway, whether or not it's a good idea, the question stands: WHERE is the source code for __isnan(x)?
回答1:
Glibc has versions of the code in the sysdeps folder for each of the systems it supports. The one you’re looking for is in sysdeps/ieee754/dbl-64/s_isnan.c. I found this with git grep __isnan.
(While C++ headers include code for templates, functions from the C library will not, and you have to look inside glibc or whichever.)
回答2:
Here, for the master head of glibc, for instance.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4185675/where-is-the-source-code-for-isnan