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Date: Fri, 21 Mar 2025 11:20:00 +0000
From: newbie nullzwei <newbie-02@....de>
To: musl@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: 128-bit integer I/O
hello @ all,
not very familiar with musl I'd see a thread about 128-bit integers
from ~2023-05. Among other it states:
> Nobody has been asking to be able to printf 128-bit numbers in
> decimal. They've been asking to be able to use 128- or even 256-bit
> integers in vector ops, crypto math, ipv6 routing, etc.
For me it's odd to have a datatype without adequate I/O, but I found
none qualified on the web, thus - tried to - roll(ed) my own.
intlib128: [ https://gitlab.gnome.org/newbie-02/libint128/-/tree/main ]
Questions:
- someone reading here who'd like to make a review on that project,
I'm not experienced but just learning about coding and publishing.
If musl doesn't have 128-bit integer I/O? or evtl. C23 only? would you
like to adopt / assimilate / improve that project?
best regards,
Bernhard
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