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On macOS AArch64 with libquadmath, this provides a performance improvement: median 477 ns on this branch vs. 880 ns on master. On FreeBSD AArch64 with libm, the performance on this branch is identical to master, about 610 ns for both. (Note that the Julia version used on macOS and FreeBSD here differed: 1.12.7 on macOS and 1.14.0-DEV.3218 on FreeBSD.)
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On macOS AArch64 (libquadmath
sincosq) with Julia 1.12.7, this provides a performance improvement: median 477 ns on this branch vs. 880 ns on master. On FreeBSD AArch64 (libmsincosl) with Julia 1.14.0-DEV.3218, the performance on this branch is identical to master, about 610 ns for both. So wrapping the library function is as good or better than callingsinandcosseparately, which is not surprising.