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Author mark.dickinson
Recipients davin, jeff.allen, mark.dickinson, rhettinger, serhiy.storchaka, skrah, tim.peters
Date 2017-11-02.16:04:24
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> I'd be surprised if sin(x)/cos(x) were materially better.

Yep. I made the same assumption as you, but then "realised" that to get to the tan tests, we must already have passed all the cos tests, so cos must be okay. 

I thought I'd written cos tests near pi/2 as well as tan ones, but unfortunately it turns out that's not true. My bad. Those tests should probably be added to cmath_testcases.txt.
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