How does one evaluate the integral $\int\limits_{-\infty}^\infty {\exp(iax)\over1+ix}dx$? I tried Wolfram Alpha, but it just says "computation timed out"... I tried the indefinite integral and got an answer involving some weird function $E_1$. Is it possible to bypass the weird function? I presume the limits of my integral would eliminate that, but how?
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