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Jasper
Hello,
I am doing calculations where I need ~50 decimal places of
precision..I have been writing code and Perl and noticed that even if
I convert my floating point numbers to integers, the maximum # decimal
places is 15 !! And Adding in Math::BigInt or BigFloat slows
performance to a CRAWL...does anyone have any recommendations here to
get around this problem...Perhaps a way to have 15 digits on either
side of the decimal, which it does not allow for today..If there is no
recommendation, does adding more CPU's/clustered machines buy me speed
of computation even though BigInt works at a software level ?? Does
sprintf help this issue ?
Thank you for your time,
Jasper
I am doing calculations where I need ~50 decimal places of
precision..I have been writing code and Perl and noticed that even if
I convert my floating point numbers to integers, the maximum # decimal
places is 15 !! And Adding in Math::BigInt or BigFloat slows
performance to a CRAWL...does anyone have any recommendations here to
get around this problem...Perhaps a way to have 15 digits on either
side of the decimal, which it does not allow for today..If there is no
recommendation, does adding more CPU's/clustered machines buy me speed
of computation even though BigInt works at a software level ?? Does
sprintf help this issue ?
Thank you for your time,
Jasper