change (isinf || isnan) to !isfinite #114
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my_isinf(square) || my_isnan(square) -> !my_isfinite(square) Signed-off-by: Daniel Black <daniel.black@au.ibm.com>
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my_isinf(square) || my_isnan(square) -> !my_isfinite(square)
my_isfinite is a single function call and may by optimised more than two function calls. The logic is equivalent as finite, infinite and nan are the only states.