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@@ -31,7 +31,9 @@ throughout the entire library. If the floating point type is changed,
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define or undefine ArbExtended and add the machineconstants change to
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the type selected.
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-This allows IEEE Double (64bit) and Extended(80bit).
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+This allows to switch between IEEE Double (64bit) and Extended(80bit),
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+though big endian state is unknown (and probably needs refactoring the
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+examples to an automated testsuite first)
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ARBINT, basic INTEGER type.
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-----------------------------------
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@@ -67,6 +69,14 @@ VAR L : ARRAY[0..1999] OF ArbFloat;
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DoSomething(L[0]);
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+Documentation
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+-------------
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+Needs fpc.sty and fakehtml.sty from FPC documentation source to build.
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+For now in latex (due to math formulas etc), and file per unit, later then
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+can be combined in one hyperrefed pkg
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Questions that remain open/incompleteneses in the package we got:
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@@ -95,4 +105,4 @@ Other remarks:
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- Found out what MDT does. MDT is the core of DET. Det just reads a vector,
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reformats it to form a matrix, and then passes it to MDT.
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Such a vector only contains the required fields to build a certain kind of
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- matrix. (e.g. for a band matrix, the diagonals). MDT=Matrix determinant.
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+ matrix. (e.g. for a band matrix, the diagonals). MDT=Matrix determinant.
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