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A type generic macro is something which allows calling a function whose type is determined by the type of argument in the macro. This means, for example, x is declared as an [[int (computer science)|int]] data type but [[tangent|tan]] has been called this way:<br />
tan((float)x)<br />
then this expression will have a type [[floating point|float]].<br />
If any one of the [[Parameter (computer programming)|parameters]] or [[Argument (computer science)|arguments]] of a type-generic macro is [[Complex number|complex]], it will call a complex function, otherwise a [[Real number|real]] function will be called.
== Functions from <code>math.h</code>==
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