Broad Data Type (large numbers)

[i Z !]

Please test out my new chained balanced number calc API:
https://github.com/SilverfoxSystems/BroadLib/

In VB.NET + x64 native dll (built with MASM, of course)...

The output of the example:

The first operation's

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For i = 0 To 6100
   a.Multiply(5000001)
Next

result after multiplying number 1 by 5000001 6101 time (mathematically, this equals to 5000001⁶¹⁰¹) gives us:

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+25164886e+2121
+1422148752185721623e+2120
+6963071817127141528e+2119
-1253503209065829446e+2118
-2720155040703081208e+2117
-6139238349445607654e+2116
+659240562815459102e+2115
+ ...


Keep in mind that e+2121 means (2⁶⁴)²¹²¹


The second operation

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For i = 0 To 6100
   a.Divide(5000001)
Next



produces the resulting value back to 1 -> a(0) = 1

If we divide again, that is, perform the above operation again (6101 time divide 1 by 5000001), we get the following result:

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+733035071854e-2122
-8347354123734555380e-2123
+130731725961279415e-2124
-6132637542230523750e-2125
+8288682421849758113e-2126
+4228682366386341133e-2127
+2189847801768379705e-2128
+ ...


[i Z !]

I guess I take pleasure from reinventing the wheel  Kindly see the updated post above.

[i Z !]

If anyone downloaded the zip file from the link given on GitHub prior to the last update, the zip file might've been corrupt. The server code I've written was increasing the first QWord in the zip file instead of in the download counter   

[i Z !]

Nobody wants to test out my supercalc :(((((((

[zedd151]

Nobody wants to test out my supercalc :(((((((

I would take it for a 'test drive' but I'm only running with half a tank (32 bit OS). 

[i Z !]

I would take it for a 'test drive' but I'm only running with half a tank (32 bit OS). 

[HSE]

Nobody wants to test out my supercalc :(((((((

There are no assembly files.

[i Z !]

There are no assembly files.

http://izi.wtf/broadops/download.aspx

[jj2007]

There are no assembly files.

http://izi.wtf/broadops/download.aspx

Still no assembly files, but an email

I've seen .com, .org, .it, .info and many others, but .wtf was new to me, wow

[i Z !]

Still no assembly files, but an email

I've seen .com, .org, .it, .info and many others, but .wtf was new to me, wow

yeah, the zip file contains a .dll which needs to be placed into the VS solution (with option "Copy to output dir" enabled). The asm code isn't open source.

I think I grabbed that domain shortly after .wtf's became available for few quid, but prolongation for next year is over 30€