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From: "Cactus"
I don't see how this could be outside the jurisdiction of those who
forked the MPIR version of GMP.
Yes - as regards MPIR, you are free to implement whatever bits and pieces
you choose. It's just that when one builds with --enable-gmpcompat, one
(naively) expects full compatibility with gmp. One doesn't expect the range
of functions provided to have been censored.
But one soon discovers the errors of one's expectations ... and adapts.
Cheers,
Rob
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