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29-Sep-2005, 17:29
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Large numbers...Hi all,
Is there a way to increase the range of "long double" numbers in C? Or, have you ever seen any implementation of a variable type larger tha "long double"? I'm trying to work with HUGE numbers, greater than 1.18e+4932, that apperas to be the largest number that my "long double" can hold... Thank you!!  Bruno |
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29-Sep-2005, 19:01
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Re: Large numbers...Quote:
For numbers with greater precision than the built-ins, you might want to check out the GNU MP library. Here's the home page: The GNU MP Bignum Library Regards, Dave |
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30-Sep-2005, 07:23
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Re: Large numbers...Thank you!! That's exactly what I was looking for!!!
 Bruno |
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