Big Integer Class?
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Does anyone know where I could find a big integer class for excessively large numbers using MFC or a Big Double Class for MFC or even both? If so do you have a I link in which I could download it? - LiquidKnight
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Does anyone know where I could find a big integer class for excessively large numbers using MFC or a Big Double Class for MFC or even both? If so do you have a I link in which I could download it? - LiquidKnight
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Is it able to do scientific notation? - LiquidKnight
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Is it able to do scientific notation? - LiquidKnight
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Does anyone know where I could find a big integer class for excessively large numbers using MFC or a Big Double Class for MFC or even both? If so do you have a I link in which I could download it? - LiquidKnight
In addition to Takas suggestion, you also have GMP (GNU MultiPrecision library, links available somewhere on www.gnu.org[^]), BIGNUM's which you find in OpenSSL.org[^]. -- Yeeeeehaaaaawwwwd!
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In addition to Takas suggestion, you also have GMP (GNU MultiPrecision library, links available somewhere on www.gnu.org[^]), BIGNUM's which you find in OpenSSL.org[^]. -- Yeeeeehaaaaawwwwd!
Ok Im mostly trying to make a program to calculate a buch of differnt forms of memory. bit bytes kilo bytes mega bytes giga bytes tera bytes peta bytes exa bytes zetta bytes yotta bytes ect. And its hard to calculate such huge numbers for bits and they are going to -'s same with bytes when I use _int64 's plus it isnt giving me decimal values for tera zeta ect. type of bytes because its an integer - LiquidKnight
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Ok Im mostly trying to make a program to calculate a buch of differnt forms of memory. bit bytes kilo bytes mega bytes giga bytes tera bytes peta bytes exa bytes zetta bytes yotta bytes ect. And its hard to calculate such huge numbers for bits and they are going to -'s same with bytes when I use _int64 's plus it isnt giving me decimal values for tera zeta ect. type of bytes because its an integer - LiquidKnight
I don't think such a program exists. At least not that I'm aware of. :) But I really do recommend the GMP function library (I believe there's a wrapper C++ class library too). It does everything you ask for. Hmm.. do you know the language Lisp? I know http://www.drscheme.org/[^] implement their numbers so that they can handle numbers or arbitrary size. -- Yeeeeehaaaaawwwwd!
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I don't think such a program exists. At least not that I'm aware of. :) But I really do recommend the GMP function library (I believe there's a wrapper C++ class library too). It does everything you ask for. Hmm.. do you know the language Lisp? I know http://www.drscheme.org/[^] implement their numbers so that they can handle numbers or arbitrary size. -- Yeeeeehaaaaawwwwd!
LISP isnt a language its a joke. - LiquidKnight
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LISP isnt a language its a joke. - LiquidKnight
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