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There are a number of number theoretic functions implemented by GMP that would be beneficial to implement and expose as MLton.IntInf.* functions. In particular, lcm (least common multiple) would be useful to implement.
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Although all of these functions are probably useful for some users, it is worth mentioning that for every additional function we add here the scope of #60 increases.
That said, I did some analysis and work on this item to familiarize myself with the codebase. My current change on feature/extra_gmp_functions adds support for lcm so far.
Here are the other functions that jumped out to me as being interesting. Bolded functions can reuse the GC helper functions IntInf_binop or IntInf_unop, and are the easiest to implement:
There are a number of number theoretic functions implemented by GMP that would be beneficial to implement and expose as
MLton.IntInf.*
functions. In particular,lcm
(least common multiple) would be useful to implement.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: