On Wed, Aug 18, 2021 at 7:34 PM A Z wrote:
> The library that I have been using so far is ttmath, in GNU C++. That
> library
> is High Precision, in the end, and does seem to be high precision enough,
> accurate enough and fast enough for my programs.
>
I'm guessing from the silence, and my sub
*.bin.
Is there someone or something out there that can get there?
Is there anyone who can help?
From: A Z
Sent: Wednesday, 18 August 2021 1:13 PM
To: Mladen Gogala
Subject: Re: Serious Assistance with PostgreSQL True Infinite Arbitrary
Precision Maths.
The li
The answer for you is Pl/Python3u. It can use numpy, which supports
infinite precision arithmetic and converting results to double and back.
It can also do linked lists. Depending on your age and your preferences,
you might try Pl/Perl. I learned Perl in 1993 and have never stopped
loving it. I
Dear pgsql-general,
I'm after Infinite Precision Integer (ii) or Infinite Precision Rational (ir)
type and function support for PostgreSQL, as an easy installation
for two new native types. That are available under free
and open source conditions, for public, private and commercial, free
use.
I
Dear pgsql-general,
I'm after Infinite Precision Integer (ii) or Infinite Precision Rational (ir)
type and function support for PostgreSQL, as an easy installation
for two new native types. That are available under free
and open source conditions, for public, private and commercial, free
use.
I
