Oh yes, sorry. I went psuedo camping on the weekend, so I wasn't able
to reply. I'll be somewhat busy this week, so I might not be able to
answer emails often.
On Feb 27, 1:56 am, Cactus wrote:
> On Friday, February 24, 2012 5:56:38 AM UTC, inkyvoyd wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> > My email is \aile\cwu\@
On Friday, February 24, 2012 5:56:38 AM UTC, inkyvoyd wrote:
>
> Hello,
> My email is \aile\cwu\@gm\ail.co\m (without the backslashes). I also
> only work with Windows because I believe that most parts of Linux are
> much too technical for me to understand. I don't really understand how
> to M
Hello,
My email is \aile\cwu\@gm\ail.co\m (without the backslashes). I also
only work with Windows because I believe that most parts of Linux are
much too technical for me to understand. I don't really understand how
to MPFR, or MPFR C++, so I haven't been able to really edit my code;
what's in my
Yes, I can help you via email if you can let me have an email address (or
if you know mine). But I can only help on Windows as I don't use Linux for
development.
Brian
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Thanks for the helpful response.
I've downloaded mpfr and mpfrcpp, but I'm not sure what to do exactly
to include them (while I'm compiling?). Also, would it be alright if I
sent you all of my code together? To be honest, I have very little
idea of what I'm doing in general; it took me quite a few
Hello,
Welcome to mpir-devel! The first thing that I can say is that MPIR on its
own is not the best application to use for multiple precision floating
point applications. The mpf functions work but they have now been
superseded by another package called MPFR (see www.mpfr.org) that provides
