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8.4

Large numbers (again)

Asked by aleinss in C++ Programming Language

Tags: hugecalc

Ok, I'm back.  The HugeCalc package won't work for me, as it's OBJ files only work under DOS and Windows and I need this thing to compile under Unix.  I found some really nice code here: http://lab.dce.harvard.edu/extension/cscie225/fall97/examples/bignum.pkg.  The problem is that it only has code for the overloaded operators + and -.  I need something with overloaded operators +, -, *, / and % (for silly little RSA program I'm working on).  What I need is something that has all of these operators overloaded.  I tried looking online and I can only find code with overloaded operators + and -.  Perhaps someone here can write the code for the *, / and % to work with the above code?

When I did find code that had all of the operations I needed, it was too overly complex and won't compile.  I'm looking for something as simple as possible and will still work.
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