This manual describes how to install and use MPIR, the Multiple Precision Integers and Rationals library, version 3.0.0.
Copyright 1991, 1993-2016 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
Copyright 2008, 2009, 2010 William Hart
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• Copying | MPIR Copying Conditions (LGPL). | |
• Introduction to MPIR | Brief introduction to MPIR. | |
• Installing MPIR | How to configure and compile the MPIR library. | |
• MPIR Basics | What every MPIR user should know. | |
• Reporting Bugs | How to usefully report bugs. | |
• Integer Functions | Functions for arithmetic on signed integers. | |
• Rational Number Functions | Functions for arithmetic on rational numbers. | |
• Floating-point Functions | Functions for arithmetic on floats. | |
• Low-level Functions | Fast functions for natural numbers. | |
• Random Number Functions | Functions for generating random numbers. | |
• Formatted Output | printf style output.
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• Formatted Input | scanf style input.
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• C++ Class Interface | Class wrappers around MPIR types. | |
• .Net Interface | Managed .Net wrappers for MPIR types. | |
• Custom Allocation | How to customize the internal allocation. | |
• Language Bindings | Using MPIR from other languages. | |
• Algorithms | What happens behind the scenes. | |
• Internals | How values are represented behind the scenes. | |
• Contributors | Who brings you this library? | |
• References | Some useful papers and books to read. | |
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• Concept Index | ||
• Function Index |