Part of the testing math library methods includes targeted testing at worst-case values, both worst-case in terms of most difficult to round as well as worst-case in terms of start-of-the-practice libraries computing less accurately.
With the inverse hyperbolic methods being added to the math libraries, their testing should include worst-case testing, as done for other math library methods (JDK-4900206, JDK-8316708, JDK-8327487, JDK-8370370).
With the inverse hyperbolic methods being added to the math libraries, their testing should include worst-case testing, as done for other math library methods (
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JDK-8376665 Port fdlibm acosh to Java
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JDK-8377223 Port fdlibm atanh to Java
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JDK-8375285 Port fdlibm asinh to Java
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JDK-8316708 Augment WorstCaseTests with more cases
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JDK-8327487 Further augment WorstCaseTests with more cases
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JDK-8370370 Add still more cases to WorstCaseTests
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JDK-4900206 Include worst-case rounding tests for Math library functions
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