struct comparison

[R. Vuurboom]

In article <1989Jul18.020424.2392 at utzoo.uucp| henry at utzoo.uucp (Henry Spencer) writes:
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|Not quite what I was getting at.  The point of polar representation is
|that member-by-member comparison does not dependably get the right answer!
|Equality comparison on polar representation requires range reduction on
|the angle first.  This leads again to the need for C++, where you can
|define the comparison operation to be arbitrarily complex.

No need to be arbitrary...polar or rectangular will do nicely :-)
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