bignum is a KRC and Miranda library and BigFloat a Haskell type for dealing with infinite-precision values with all arithmetic and scientific functions. Unlike most long-precision calculation systems, it guarantees that every digit it returns is correct.

It has no known bugs except for bottoming out on certain values like 1/3 * 3
and is maintained at https://codeberg.org/martinwguy/bigfloat

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Haskell

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Haskell Mathematics Software

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2005-09-27