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Big numbers?

Wingnut

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Hey, I'm trying to calculate things and need 64-bit (or at least bigint) numbers.
What would be the easiest way to be able to achieve this in Cerberus-X?
 
CX compiles to 64bit on all platforms. So my guess is that you already covered. Just test this with such a number and see if it works.
 
Thanks! You need to promote that on the first page, It's a big thing. Gonna try out it tonight.
 
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