The isnan() function is identical to the isnand() function.

The isnanf() function is implemented as a macro included in the <ieeefp.h> header.

The fpclass() function returns one of the following classes to which dsrc belongs:

FP_SNAN

signaling NaN

FP_QNAN

quiet NaN

FP_NINF

negative infinity

FP_PINF

positive infinity

FP_NDENORM

negative denormalized non-zero

FP_PDENORM

positive denormalized non-zero

FP_NZERO

negative zero

FP_PZERO

positive zero

FP_NNORM

negative normalized non-zero

FP_PNORM

positive normalized non-zero

None of these routines generates an exception, even for signaling NaNs.

The isnan(), isnand(), and isnanf() function return TRUE (1) if the argument dsrc or fsrc is a NaN; otherwise they return FALSE (0).

The finite() function returns TRUE (1) if the argument dsrc is neither infinity nor NaN; otherwise it returns FALSE (0).

The unordered() function returns TRUE (1) if one of its two arguments is unordered with respect to the other argument. This is equivalent to reporting whether either argument is NaN. If neither argument is NaN, FALSE (0) is returned.

See attributes(5) for descriptions of the following attributes:

fpgetround(3C), attributes(5)