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  1. NaN Literal in C?
  2. 7.12  Mathematics <math.h>
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  4. [#5] The macro
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  6.            NAN
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  8.    is defined if and only if the implementation supports  quiet
  9.    NaNs   for  the  float  type.   It  expands  to  a  constant
  10.    expression of type float representing a quiet NaN.           |