I just ran into a show stopper exception on one of my systems. It seems the
acos() function in PL/PGSQL throws an exception if it's called with a 1. All
other acos() implementations I've ever used return a zero. I did some poking
around and every acos() reference I could find for other software returns a
zero. Is Postgres' implementation intentional or an oversight? In the context
of my application, zero is the correct value to return in this case.
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Milo Hyson
CyberLife Labs, LLC
