The document provides reference information for C compiler functions ABS() and ACOS(). ABS() computes the absolute value of a number and has a syntax of value = abs(x), where x is a signed 8, 16, or 32 bit int or float. It returns the same type as the parameter. ACOS() and ASIN() refer to other trigonometry functions SIN() for more details.
The document provides reference information for C compiler functions ABS() and ACOS(). ABS() computes the absolute value of a number and has a syntax of value = abs(x), where x is a signed 8, 16, or 32 bit int or float. It returns the same type as the parameter. ACOS() and ASIN() refer to other trigonometry functions SIN() for more details.
The document provides reference information for C compiler functions ABS() and ACOS(). ABS() computes the absolute value of a number and has a syntax of value = abs(x), where x is a signed 8, 16, or 32 bit int or float. It returns the same type as the parameter. ACOS() and ASIN() refer to other trigonometry functions SIN() for more details.