hmm, if there's a hardware instruction for sqrt, maybe we should add @sqrt because there is an LLVM intrinsic that can probably lower to this sqrt instruction (and the sqrt instructions on the other architectures too): http://llvm.org/docs/LangRef.html#llvm-sqrt-intrinsic

The other problem a builtin would solve is executing std.math.sqrt at compile time. Without a builtin, we would need some kind of feature to detect whether we're executing at compile time or not. (because inline assembly cannot be executed at compile time).

We would still need the zig implementation of sqrt (with the modification proposed here) to put into builtin.o, because the sqrt llvm intrinsic can lower to a call to that function. So this is good to merge. I'll add a new issue.