WebAssembly Cephes: Mathematical Special Functions in JavaScript

Introduction A lot of the mathematical implementations we do at NearForm depends on so-called mathematical special functions. There are no clearly defined criteria for what a special function is, but suffice to say they are functions that often turn up in mathematics and most of them are notoriously hard to compute. Often they are defined as the solution to a well-posed problem. However, the solution itself is not easy to compute. JavaScript is severely lacking in implementations of these special functions, especially trusted implementations. If you are lucky, you can find a basic implementation in npm. However, the implementations often have numerous undocumented issues and only work somewhat well for a small and undocumented input range.

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