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> The issue is that djgpp does not implement all C99 math functions, so 
> libstdc++ just disables all of them. You can of course use ::trunc() 
> from libc or __builtin_trunc() (with f/l suffix where appropriate).

I know the workaround already. Hopefully someone will write a patch for this quirk.

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