cln  1.3.6
About: CLN is a C++ library for efficient computations with all kinds of numbers in arbitrary precision.
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README 
Class Library for Numbers

Copyright (c)      Bruno Haible 1988-2019
Copyright (c)   Richard Kreckel 2000-2019
Copyright (c) Alexei Sheplyakov 2008-2010

GPL

Features:
- Rich set of number classes:
  Integer (unlimited precision), rational, short float, 
  single float, double float, long float (unlimited 
  precision), complex, modular integer, univariate polynomial.
- Elementary, logical, transcendental functions.
- C++ as implementation language brings
    - efficiency,
    - type safety,
    - algebraic syntax.
- Memory efficiency:
    - Small integers and short floats are immediate,
      not heap allocated.
    - Automatic, non-interruptive garbage collection.
- Speed efficiency:
    - Assembly language kernel for some CPUs,
    - Karatsuba and Schönhage-Strassen multiplication.
- Interoperability:
    - Garbage collection with no burden on
      the main application,
    - hooks for memory allocation.

Requires: C++ compiler g++.
The following C++ features are used:
classes, member functions, overloading of functions and operators,
constructors and destructors, inline, const, multiple inheritance,
templates, namespaces, and exceptions.
The following C++ features are not used:
new, delete, virtual inheritance.

Homepage: <http://www.ginac.de/CLN>