Add non-pi version of sin_cos and add acos
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Closing this because it seems that packed_simd is likely to be superseeded by the portable simd working group's work. Still willing to help get this in if any maintainers come back and see this though, just ping me/reopen this! |
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file it as an issue in the stdsimd repo and we'll track it that way. |
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Adds one more function from #227 and provides a non-pi-multiplied version of
sin_cos(). Needed for use inultraviolet.