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//go:build !cgo

package common

import "math"

// PyLog10 returns log10(x) using Go's pure-Go math implementation.
//
// The cgo build of this package (see libm_cgo.go) routes through glibc's
// log10 to match Python's math.log10 bit-exactly. That build is
// preferred for the scoring paths that compare results against Python
// reference output. This fallback is provided so that internal/common
// — and the entrypoints that import it — remain buildable with
// CGO_ENABLED=0 (and other constrained cross-compilation setups that
// can't link -lm). Results may differ from Python's math.log10 by up
// to 1 ULP on some inputs; this is acceptable for non-strict-parity
// builds.
func PyLog10(x float64) float64 {
	return math.Log10(x)
}

// PySqrt returns sqrt(x) using Go's pure-Go math implementation.
//
// Provided as a counterpart to PyLog10 for the !cgo build. Go's
// math.Sqrt is a correctly-rounded implementation; PySqrt exists for
// API symmetry with the cgo build.
func PySqrt(x float64) float64 {
	return math.Sqrt(x)
}