C-style arbitrary precision system
Calc is arbitrary precision C-like arithmetic system that is a calculator, an algorithm prototyper and mathematical research tool. Calc comes with a rich set of builtin mathematical and programmatic functions.
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README.openSUSE | 0000000566 566 Bytes | |
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Revision 32 (latest revision is 41)
Dominique Leuenberger (dimstar_suse)
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Michael Vetter (jubalh)
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- Update to 2.14.1.2: * Restored use of the #define FPOS_POS_LEN symbol. This refers to the length of the __pos element (if the __pos element exists), the fpos_t type (if that type exists). * Changed SWAP_HALF_IN_FILEPOS(dest, src) mato to use FILEPOS_LEN Little Endian when FILEPOS is a simple scalar type (i.e., HAVE_FILEPOS_SCALAR is defined). * Changed #define HAVE_FPOS to HAVE_FGETSETPOS. * Corrected comment in have_fpos_pos.h. The HAVE_FPOS_POS symbol was NOT related to fgetpos & fsetpos but rather if we we have an __pos element in FILEPOS. * Changed #define HAVE_NO_FPOS to HAVE_NO_FGETSETPOS. * Improved comments in have_fpos_pos.h to show why and how HAVE_FPOS_POS, FPOS_POS_BITS, and FPOS_POS_LEN were defined or undefed. * Changed showfiles builtin to print sizes cast to (long int) with the "%ld" printf format to avoid implementations that do not support the "%lld" printf format specifier. * Renamed have_fpos.h to have_fgetsetpos.h. Renamed CALC_HAVE_FPOS_H to CALC_HAVE_FGETSETPOS_H. The make install and the olduninstall rules remove the any old have_fpos.h that was previously installed. * Added swap_HALFs(dest, src, len) function to byteswap.c. * Calc can now handle Big Engian file position sizes that are a multiple of BASEB bits in length. Before handle Big Engian file positions could only be 32 and 64 bits in length. This will allow, for example, a Big Engian file position size of 128 (assuming that 128/BASEB is is an integer). * Temporary workaround for musl libc systems such as gentoo Linux that allows them to compile calc and successfully run the regression test. - Update to 2.14.1.1: * Added a few remarks on calc version numbers to version.c. * Fixed how several headers are built. On a number of systems, the source file failed to compile incorrectly. This caused problems for systems in which header.h.def was not correct.
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