mp_limb_t Structure |
Namespace: Math.Gmp.Native
The mp_limb_t type exposes the following members.
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Equals(Object) |
Returns a value indicating whether this instance is equal to a specified object.
(Overrides ValueTypeEquals(Object).) | |
Equals(mp_limb_t) |
Returns a value indicating whether this instance is equal to a specified mp_limb_t value.
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GetHashCode |
Returns the hash code for this instance.
(Overrides ValueTypeGetHashCode.) | |
GetType | Gets the Type of the current instance. (Inherited from Object.) | |
ToString |
Gets the string representation of the mp_limb_t.
(Overrides ValueTypeToString.) |
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Equality |
Gets a value that indicates whether the two argument values are equal.
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(Int16 to mp_limb_t) |
Converts an Int16 value to an mp_limb_t value.
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(Int32 to mp_limb_t) |
Converts an Int32 value to an mp_limb_t value.
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(Int64 to mp_limb_t) |
Converts an Int64 value to an mp_limb_t value.
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(SByte to mp_limb_t) |
Converts a SByte value to an mp_limb_t value.
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(mp_limb_t to Byte) |
Converts a mp_limb_t value to a Byte value.
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(mp_limb_t to SByte) |
Converts a mp_limb_t value to an SByte value.
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(mp_limb_t to UInt16) |
Converts a mp_limb_t value to a UInt16 value.
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(mp_limb_t to Int16) |
Converts a mp_limb_t value to an Int16 value.
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(mp_limb_t to UInt32) |
Converts a mp_limb_t value to a UInt32 value.
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(mp_limb_t to Int32) |
Converts a mp_limb_t value to an Int32 value.
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(mp_limb_t to Int64) |
Converts a mp_limb_t value to an Int64 value.
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(Byte to mp_limb_t) |
Converts a Byte value to an mp_limb_t value.
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(UInt16 to mp_limb_t) |
Converts a UInt16 value to an mp_limb_t value.
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(UInt32 to mp_limb_t) |
Converts a UInt32 value to an mp_limb_t value.
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(UInt64 to mp_limb_t) |
Converts a UInt64 value to an mp_limb_t value.
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(mp_limb_t to UInt64) |
Converts a mp_limb_t value to a UInt64 value.
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Inequality |
Gets a value that indicates whether the two argument values are different.
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A limb means the part of a multi-precision number that fits in a single machine word. (We chose this word because a limb of the human body is analogous to a digit, only larger, and containing several digits.) Normally a limb is 32 or 64 bits.