extend #if to include both CLONGDOUBLE related definitions #3810
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extend #if to include both CLONGDOUBLE related definitions
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Thanks @jbmohler - I found the same issue a few days ago and was meaning to push a PR. |
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This appears to me be an obvious correction to the logic of the #if which fixes an MSVC (2008 specific?) compiler pickiness. With-out this I get
The only thing that confuses me is what motivated the #if in the first place if that motivation didn't equally apply to the complex case.