NAN code

I have found a way to assign NAN to a variable, thanks to the library
source code. Is this better than the code I just posted? Looks pretty
platform-specific, and we may be better with my earlier code to just use
num, which I have committed to the CURRENT tree.

The strange thing is that isnan(0/0) generates a floating-pointer error
and stops the program, but this does not. Strange.

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>

main()
{
double x;
x = 3;

if (isnan((x-x)/(x-x)))
printf("nan\n");
else
printf("not nan\n");
}

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