On 10/25/2011 7:24 PM, leif wrote:
leif wrote:
Bob Smith wrote:
I'm puzzled by the description of this function which says that the base
may vary from 2..36 and -2..-36, but then goes on to describe the
allowed chars in the string for bases 37..62.
[...]
Oh, actually the answer is simpler. T
leif wrote:
> Bob Smith wrote:
>> I'm puzzled by the description of this function which says that the base
>> may vary from 2..36 and -2..-36, but then goes on to describe the
>> allowed chars in the string for bases 37..62.
>>
>> Also, I see that you use the same odd rules as does GMP for differen
Bob Smith wrote:
> I'm puzzled by the description of this function which says that the base
> may vary from 2..36 and -2..-36, but then goes on to describe the
> allowed chars in the string for bases 37..62.
>
> Also, I see that you use the same odd rules as does GMP for different
> bases. That i
I'm puzzled by the description of this function which says that the base
may vary from 2..36 and -2..-36, but then goes on to describe the
allowed chars in the string for bases 37..62.
Also, I see that you use the same odd rules as does GMP for different
bases. That is,
Bases Allo
All the Windows x64 MPN assembler code now handles 64-bit integers (this was
not always the case).
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Do the internal library assembly functions work with 64 bit inputs, or
do they rely on extending 32 bit inputs?
On 25 October 2011 10:43, Cactus wrote:
> The issue of 32/64-bit integers on Windows comes up regularly and, after the
> recent discussion, I have been wondering if there is a
> relativ
The issue of 32/64-bit integers on Windows comes up regularly and, after the
recent discussion, I have been wondering if there is a
relatively easy implementation strategy.
Since we already know from 64-bit Unix/Linux distributions that the existing
*_ui and *_si functions work when signed and
