libnum | Working with numbers | Math library
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Working with numbers (primes, modular, etc.)
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- Return a list of all fractions of n
- Find the root of the root of n
- Return the greatest common divisor
- Calculate square root of a function
- Calculate the Nck modulus of n components
- Compute the prime pow
- Solve the CRT problem
- Calculates the mod of the modal modulo p
- Find all points in a given range
- Returns the right transformation
- Check x
- R Check if a function has a square power
- Set the chain
- Calculate the fractional fraction of the chain
- Internal method to check the chain
- Generate a power generator
- Return the power of a point
- List of prime roots
- Checks if the given point is the same length
- Get the order of a p
- Find a random number of points
- Generate a random rho - reduce function
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I Want To Convert Text To Number Like in Python. My Python Code:
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Answered 2021-Oct-10 at 07:28You can convert strings to an integer using hexdec(bin2hex($string));
I fiddled around trying to figure out how to turn the packed hex string into an integer but couldn't figure out how to return the same integer as the string.
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please take a look at this code
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Answered 2021-May-13 at 14:12This is because when you assign a list value to a new variable, it only stores the reference number, when you append this variable to a new list, the same reference number is being used. So when you later change the value, it changes the values of the list defined by that reference number, hence changing what that variable stores wherever it was used.
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I am trying to hold a reference in a c++ libary through java follwing along the steps outlined in this thread: Passing pointers between C and Java through JNI
However, when I run the application it instantly crashes. Can someone please take a look and see what I may be doing wrong? Been pulling my hair too long...
EDIT: Added full code and stack trace at request of super user michael. The code runs fine if the testingHandle bool is set to false. Crashes if it is set to true
Edit 2: And, it was a typo... fixed below
application code:
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Answered 2020-May-05 at 02:07How long is your C++ long?
The size in C++ is implementation-specific, and the only requirement is that it be at least 32 bits. Some compilers have long and int be 32 bits, with pointers being 64 bits.
Best to use something like uint64_t in the C++ code.
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