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anic17

Hi, it's Andreu, aka anic17, a hobbyist programmer, so everything is done in my free time. I mainly use C for my new projects or batch scripting for small Windows scripts. I'm currently learning a bit of front-end web development including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Skills

These are my skills and my frequently used languages.


Batch

C

HTML

CSS

JS

What I am working on

I'm currently working on Newtrodit, a console text editor written in C. Newtrodit 0.6 rc-1 is out, go try it! All feedback is appreciated. Nevertheless, be sure to check out my other projects! My website gets new pages and contains everything you need to use my programs.

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Contact me

These are the ways to reach me

anic171 Twitter @anic171

Newtrodit Twitter @Newtrodit

gfmaxgE Discord server Program Dream

SWH.Console@gmail.com Gmail [email protected]

Batch.Antivirus@gmail.com Gmail [email protected]

Licensing and crediting

All my programs are licensed under GNU GPL v3.0 unless stated otherwise, so you can use and share them freely, with the only condition of crediting me and linking my GitHub project to the repository that is being used.

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complex's Issues

ccos is incorrect.

ccos imaginary term should be negative
Currently it is the same as csin:

complex_t ccos(complex_t num)
{
    complex_t result;
    result.real = cos(num.real) * cosh(num.imag);
    result.imag = sin(num.real) * sinh(num.imag);
    return result;
}

it should be

complex_t ccos(complex_t num)
{
    complex_t result;
    result.real = cos(num.real) * cosh(num.imag);
    result.imag = -sin(num.real) * sinh(num.imag);
    return result;
}

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