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May 7th, 2004, 11:01 AM
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Massive Multiplication
I've searched through these boards and many others but only got some vague answers, so here's my request for help.
I'm doing alot of multiplication within a for loop and I was hoping I might be able to speed it up a bit. At the moment the multiplication is averaging approx 64 times a digitsum of greater than 1000.
At the moment I'm using a long interger class that stores all the digits in a char array but realise this may not be the best method. As well, a friend suggested I use a bit shifting method.
I've also looked into the GNU Multiple Precision Arithmetic Library which seems good and all, but all I want is the basic functions to be optimized, I don't think I need nor do I want that whole library. I have an unexplicable desire to code it mostly by myself =)
Any ideas on how to optimize multiplication (as well as division and modulus if time permits) would be extremely appreciated.
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