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C++ special math functions
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Think about using polynomial (or rather rational polynomial) to represen fixed and floating point numbers #135

Closed emsr closed 7 years ago

emsr commented 7 years ago

Think about using polynomial (or rather rational polynomial) to represent fixed and floating point numbers... The type would be the base (ratio?) coefs would need be constrained to less than base for normal numbers.

emsr commented 7 years ago

This is about number modelling and is a different scope than this library. Try the numbers project.