On Wednesday, September 20, 2017 at 2:50:02 PM UTC+2, Cactus wrote: > > On 20/09/2017 11:30, Francis Andre wrote: > > Hello > > > > I am porting on Windows a Linux application that is a consuler of the > GNU gmp library. Googling for GMP on Windows, I did not find any realistic > GMP packaging on Windows except the mpir library, which in my understandin > is a fork fo the GNU gmp library. So I choose to use the mpir librairy to > replace the GNU gmp one. But the include interface is different. The ported > application is referring the include gmpxx.h which is in fact the mpir.h. > The main include files in GMP are <gmp.h> for use in code written in C > and <gmpxx.h> for use in code written in C++. > > The equivalent files in MPIR are <mpir.h> and <mpirxx.h> respectively. > > > Thus can this 'mpir.h' include be renamed 'gmpxx.h' or copied to > 'gmpxx.h' so that a full compatibility be insured. By the way, the head of > mpir.h is as below > Yes, I made a typo. You should read 'mpixx.h' instead of 'mpi.h' >
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