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gcc-win64
x64 build of GCC for Windows
x64 C/C++ compiler for Windows using (unofficial build): - gmp - mpfr - mpc - isl - cloog - mingw-w64 - gcc - seh You need at least core2 command set support to run this application. Note that every version with bundled gdb needs at least Windows 7. -
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Optimus id transformation
Id obfuscation based on Knuth's multiplicative hashing method for PHP
...It is similar to Hashids but will generate integers instead of random strings. It is also super fast. If you will be running your code on a 32-bit system or will be working with large prime numbers it is suggested that you install the GMP extension. -
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bigz
Simple and complete bignum/rational C library with wrappers for C++
bigz is the continuation of an old BigNum project that started its life as a joined INRIA & Dec project in 1989. The current version includes many fixes and improvements. Although not as efficient as, say gmp, it is very small, reasonably efficient and extremely portable. -
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GMP Fortran library
Fortran binding for GMP library
Fortran binding for GMP library. Currently gfortran compiler supported on Linux and MS Windows (MinGW) platforms. Included Fortran program for solving Archimedes's cattle problem. -
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Extropy's DevPaks
A collection of the DevPaks for Dev-C++ that I maintain.
A collection of the DevPaks for Dev-C++ that I maintain: zlib libpng GMP MPFR wxWidgets GNU C Library Reference Cpp_manpages FANN Expat PCRE libtiff libjpeg JBIG-KIT CONIO libprimesieve liblzma_xz_utils OpenSSL -
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Graphical Microcontroller Programming (GMP) is an expert-in-a-box solution which provides an intuitive user interface giving non-professionals the chance to easily create microcontroller programs by graphical means. Vienna University of Technology.
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BSDMP is a cross-platform, highly-optimized multiprecision arithmetic library for manipulating large integers (BigInt) and very precise fractional values. It is intended to be a clean-room BSD-license replacement for the GMP (GNU Multiprecision Libra
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A math library for GMP. This library use the cmath as model and overloaded the principal math functions (sin, cos, tan, log... ). So, this make easy the development of generic programs.
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NGmp is a C# C++ Java Python VB.NET etc. etc. binding of GMP and MPFR multi-precision number libraries. With support of Microsoft .NET or Novell Mono runtime NGmp will run on mutliple platforms. It is faster than other libraries available on .NET or Mono
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This is a simple, but in my mind important, project to create an efficient and easy to use C++ wrapper for the GNU Multiple Precision library. The idea is to be able to use multiple precision numbers as much like built-in types as possible.
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