Arbitrary precision integer implementation as a part of the dashu
library. See Docs.rs for the full documentation.
The majority of the code is based on the ibig crate. The modification notice based on the the original
ibig
repo is included in the NOTICE file.
- Supports
no_std
and written in pure Rust. - Support for both unsigned and signed big integers.
- Small integers are inlined on stack with specialized algorithms.
- Efficient implementation for basic arithmetic operations (
+
,-
,*
,/
,%
,<<
,>>
). - Support advanced arithmetic operations including
pow
,ilog
,gcd
,gcd_ext
. - Bit operations for signed big integers follow the 2's complement rule.
- Efficient implementation for modular arithmetics (e.g. modular powering and inverse).
- Efficient integer parsing and printing with base 2~36.
- Developer friendly debug printing for big integers.
- Direct access to underlying machine word array.
std
(default): forstd::error::Error
.num-traits
(default): integral traits.rand
(default): random number generation.serde
: serialization and deserialization.
See the built-in benchmark.
See the top-level readme.