[edit] Hint: a similar project for C++20 which - as far as I see - also manages bigger than 128-bit integers can be found at: Infinite precision integer in C++20 . [/edit]
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[edit] Hint: a similar project for C++20 which - as far as I see - also manages bigger than 128-bit integers can be found at: Infinite precision integer in C++20 . [/edit]
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I got advice that it's ok to ask about such here, but needed to keep code in
question available into CR/SE, so if someone refers to snippets I didn't copy
here pls. copy that part into your answer.
Read other formats: is it meaningful and functional safe to skip formatting characters like in 1 000 000? Meaningful and can be safely implemented to accept formats like "scientific"? 1.25E+02 is an integral value. Meaningful to read from fractional strings and round acc. the fraction part?
Localization: is it meaningful and can it be safely implemented to adapt to locale specific properties, e.g. in read scientific "," vs. "."?
Print other formats: is it meaningful and is there a predefined path to print in e.g. scientific or "thousands separated" formats?
Read other formats: is it meaningful and functional safe to skip formatting characters like in 1 000 000? Meaningful and can be safely implemented to accept formats like "scientific"? 1.25E+02 is an integral value. Meaningful to read from fractional strings and round acc. the fraction part?
Localization: is it meaningful and can it be safely implemented to adapt to locale specific properties, e.g. in read scientific "," vs. "."?
Print other formats: is it meaningful and is there a predefined path to print in e.g. scientific or "thousands separated" formats?