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128-bit integers
Name: Hosam Date: June 15, 2003 at 17:36:31 Pacific OS: Win xp CPU/Ram: PIII 1GHz/128
Comment:
Hello All how can i define a 128-bit -Actually i need to be able to define any number of bits i want but lets start with 128 bits- integers in C (or any other programming language that has bitwise manipulation) i appreciate the help Hosam
Name: alex neethling Date: June 17, 2003 at 06:44:36 Pacific
Reply:
I dont know c but in C# and vb i would use 2 * 64 bit or 4 * 32 bit variables. Enter large, very large number as a string and break it up into 2 or 4 parts depending on temp storage var , intone inttwo ect. Don't know but that is a really large number
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