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Author mark.dickinson
Recipients Michael.Felt, mark.dickinson, vstinner
Date 2020-01-21.09:46:24
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So on cmath.exp, we've seen something like this before, on macOS. What was happening was that the C source contained matching `sin` and `cos` calls, and a compiler optimization replaced that pair of calls with a single call to C's cexp. And then cexp didn't handle the zero signs correctly.

I don't have an issue reference to hand; all this is from (highly fallible) memory.
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