On Mon-01.05.00-09:55, Ted Powell wrote:
> Whatever the limits of the Solaris bc are, I would expect to get something
> like the following (actual Solaris output) when they are reached:
> $ bc
> 10^10000
what is all this math-tender for in the first place? are these
calculations that a public-key cryptosystem has to be capable of? i dont
run openssl (or ssleay or rsa-c) at the moment, and i didn't bother to get
the sources, so i can't check how things are done. can you answer this
question? or, rather than that, is there a place on the 'net where i can
get a decent "tutorial for the uneducated one" on crypto-math?
pls excuse the inconvenience, but i couldn't resist to ask.
regards,
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