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Fix 21-22 test expectations
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MichaelRFairhurst committed Apr 9, 2025
commit b9e1c0b26f1b0cbcb7d9efe38b29a9ea1e520a9a
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| test.c:303:14:303:15 | cf | Argument 2 provided to type-generic macro 'scalbln' has essentially complex floating type, which is not essentially signed, unsigned, or real floating type. |
| test.c:309:10:309:11 | cf | Argument 1 provided to type-generic macro 'tgamma' has essentially complex floating type, which is not essentially signed, unsigned, or real floating type. |
| test.c:310:9:310:10 | cf | Argument 1 provided to type-generic macro 'trunc' has essentially complex floating type, which is not essentially signed, unsigned, or real floating type. |
| test.c:325:14:325:14 | i | Argument 1 provided to type-generic macro 'cos' has essentially character type, which is not essentially signed, unsigned, or floating type. |
| test.c:328:20:328:20 | c | Argument 1 provided to type-generic macro 'cos' has essentially character type, which is not essentially signed, unsigned, or floating type. |
| test.c:325:13:325:13 | i | Argument 1 provided to type-generic macro 'cos' has essentially character type, which is not essentially signed, unsigned, or floating type. |
| test.c:328:18:328:18 | c | Argument 1 provided to type-generic macro 'cos' has essentially character type, which is not essentially signed, unsigned, or floating type. |
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