This manual describes how to install and use the GNU multiple precision arithmetic library, version 6.0.0.
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| • Copying: | GMP Copying Conditions (LGPL). | |
| • Introduction to GMP: | Brief introduction to GNU MP. | |
| • Installing GMP: | How to configure and compile the GMP library. | |
| • GMP Basics: | What every GMP 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 GMP types. | |
| • Custom Allocation: | How to customize the internal allocation. | |
| • Language Bindings: | Using GMP 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. | |
| • GNU Free Documentation License: | ||
| • Concept Index: | ||
| • Function Index: | ||