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  27. .Dd May 8, 2004
  28. .Dt FECLEAREXCEPT 3
  29. .Os
  30. .Sh NAME
  31. .Nm feclearexcept ,
  32. .Nm fegetexceptflag ,
  33. .Nm feraiseexcept ,
  34. .Nm fesetexceptflag ,
  35. .Nm fetestexcept
  36. .Nd floating-point exception flag manipulation
  37. .Sh LIBRARY
  38. .Lb libm
  39. .Sh SYNOPSIS
  40. .In fenv.h
  41. .Fd "#pragma STDC FENV_ACCESS ON"
  42. .Ft int
  43. .Fn feclearexcept "int excepts"
  44. .Ft int
  45. .Fn fegetexceptflag "fexcept_t *flagp" "int excepts"
  46. .Ft int
  47. .Fn feraiseexcept "int excepts"
  48. .Ft int
  49. .Fn fesetexceptflag "const fexcept_t *flagp" "int excepts"
  50. .Ft int
  51. .Fn fetestexcept "int excepts"
  52. .Sh DESCRIPTION
  53. The
  54. .Fn feclearexcept
  55. routine clears the floating-point exception flags specified by
  56. .Fa excepts ,
  57. whereas
  58. .Fn feraiseexcept
  59. raises the specified exceptions.
  60. Raising an exception causes the corresponding flag to be set,
  61. and a
  62. .Dv SIGFPE
  63. is delivered to the process if the exception is unmasked.
  64. .Pp
  65. The
  66. .Fn fetestexcept
  67. function determines which flags are currently set, of those specified by
  68. .Fa excepts .
  69. .Pp
  70. The
  71. .Fn fegetexceptflag
  72. function stores the state of the exception flags specified in
  73. .Fa excepts
  74. in the opaque object pointed to by
  75. .Fa flagp .
  76. Similarly,
  77. .Fn fesetexceptflag
  78. changes the specified exception flags to reflect the state stored in
  79. the object pointed to by
  80. .Fa flagp .
  81. Note that the flags restored with
  82. .Fn fesetexceptflag
  83. must be a (not necessarily proper) subset of the flags recorded by
  84. a prior call to
  85. .Fn fegetexceptflag .
  86. .Pp
  87. For all of these functions, the possible types of exceptions
  88. include those described in
  89. .Xr fenv 3 .
  90. Some architectures may define other types of floating-point exceptions.
  91. .Sh IMPLEMENTATION NOTES
  92. On some architectures, raising an overflow or underflow exception
  93. also causes an inexact exception to be raised.
  94. In these cases, the overflow or underflow will be raised first.
  95. .Pp
  96. The
  97. .Fn fegetexceptflag
  98. and
  99. .Fn fesetexceptflag
  100. routines are preferred to
  101. .Fn fetestexcept
  102. and
  103. .Fn feraiseexcept ,
  104. respectively, for saving and restoring exception flags.
  105. The latter do not re-raise exceptions and may preserve
  106. architecture-specific information such as addresses where
  107. exceptions occurred.
  108. .Sh RETURN VALUES
  109. The
  110. .Fn feclearexcept ,
  111. .Fn fegetexceptflag ,
  112. .Fn feraiseexcept ,
  113. and
  114. .Fn fesetexceptflag
  115. functions return 0 upon success, and non-zero otherwise.
  116. The
  117. .Fn fetestexcept
  118. function returns the bitwise OR of the values of the current exception
  119. flags that were requested.
  120. .Sh SEE ALSO
  121. .Xr sigaction 2 ,
  122. .Xr feholdexcept 3 ,
  123. .Xr fenv 3 ,
  124. .Xr feupdateenv 3 ,
  125. .Xr fpgetsticky 3 ,
  126. .Xr fpresetsticky 3
  127. .Sh STANDARDS
  128. The
  129. .Fn feclearexcept ,
  130. .Fn fegetexceptflag ,
  131. .Fn feraiseexcept ,
  132. .Fn fesetexceptflag ,
  133. and
  134. .Fn fetestexcept
  135. routines conform to
  136. .St -isoC-99 .
  137. .Sh HISTORY
  138. These functions first appeared in
  139. .Fx 5.3 .