Re: libdar::infinint "power" method

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|Denis Corbin wrote:
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|And I will add another "power" method beside the one you describe,
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|    infinint power(infinint base, U_I exponent);
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this is done in pre-release 4 for 2.1.0. But, as it is a method the
syntax is a bit different as what we talk about previously:

~    infinint power(U_I exponent);
~    infinint power(const infinint & exponent);

this  can be used with :

~    infinint(1024).power((U_I)3);

or when using explicit types:

~    infinint a = 1024, b = 3;
~    infinint c = a.power(b);  // c is equal to 1024^3

Cheers,
Denis.


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