editing a pre-compiled header file in c

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Don't know how strange it feels
can i edit the mathematical functions defined in math.h?
I mean the definition of the function.

for example if pow(x,y) gives x^y, then i want to change it to x*y.
How do i do this?

Posted 27-Jan-12 0:31am

Pramod Harithsa

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-27T00:39:00

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Is it to fool the enemy, isn't it?

However, if you have the source file of the C runtime libraries then you can (you can, but please, don't do it): you must edit the source code of the, for instance, pow function implementation.

Another approach would be writing your own library for such 'customized' math functions and use it instead of the standard one.

Posted 27-Jan-12 0:39am

CPallini

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Pramod Harithsa 27-Jan-12 7:30am

Thanks a lot,!
yup its for fooling the enemy ;-)