For Darwin MacPorts add the gcc/g++ libdir.
Darwin can have libfoo.0.dylib instead of libfoo.dylib.0
If this format ever happens, it is probably left-aligned.

(Having unused bytes in the left/low/front makes no sense.)
Remove obsolete comment.
Fix the PEEK_INFNAN (wrong macro arg name).

Also rename as INFNAN_PEEK, to match HEXFP_PEEK.

Add "send" pointer to INFNAN_PEEK to guard againt past-the-buffer peeking.

HEXFP_PEEK doesn't easily lend itself to "send" pointer
because of it's calling environment doesn't have one.
Fix infnan.t Win32 failure.
Old HP-UXen had a non-standard strtold().
Do not test memcmp et al, now also Linux inlined it.

See perl #122595.
Test 9**9**9 for Inf and sin(9**9**9) for NaN.
The less-than-zero branch needs to be the default always.
Revert "Test 9**9**9 for Inf and sin(9**9**9) for NaN."

This reverts commit 3761cb2c37385299211e45c965fb0d727e13c80b.
Test 9**9**9 for Inf and sin(9**9**9) for NaN.
Skip strtold in concise-xs.t, "platform varying".

Not on Win32, for example.
VMS has the isfinite macro on all architectures.

And regardless of whether we're using IEEE math or not.  If we're
not, then everything is finite by definition because we would've
seen an exception before getting to the point of checking for
finitude, so the macro translates to "1" in those cases.

As of this writing, the isfinite macro requires the inclusion of
fp.h, not just math.h as C99 stipulates, and it also appears not
to handle long doubles.
Include fp.h with math.h on VMS.

It has some macros that really should be in math.h according to C99.
Update ExtUtils-CBuilder version for CPAN release
Update HTTP-Tiny to CPAN version 0.048

  [DELTA]

0.048     2014-08-21 13:19:51-04:00 America/New_York

    [FIXED]

    - Protected proxy tests from ALL_PROXY in the environment
Fix bad quoting.
Explicitly cast to MANTISSATYPE since some compilers worry.
perldiag grammar tweaks