For those of us who do numerical programing, the new complex initializer macros are a huge improvement; previously it was quite painful to initialize complex va

For those of us who do numerical programing, the new complex initializer macros are a huge improvement; previously it was quite painful to initialize complex values with an infinite imaginary part without resorting to non-portable extensions. It's a minor fix, but it's vastly better than what was there previously, and it's exactly the sort of change that works really well in C; incremental fixes that are carefully thought out and easy for both implementors and users to adopt.