Re: sin,cos math functions in assembly

The message <1133624420.949872.182790@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
from "avcimurat" <spamtrap@xxxxxxxxxx> contains these words:

> is it possible to use sin,cos math functions in assembly,
> at least in MASM32?
> is it possible?
> if it s possible ,how can be ?

> thnx
> regards

mostley used to use a look up table and interpolate.

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