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What is the square function with long long variable ?

i am try to calculate "sqrt" function in c++ on long long variable but it's support only double, float, and long double

is there is function for long long variable ? :)
Feb 3 '11 #1
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horace1
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have a look at high precision arithmetic libraries, e.g.
http://www.nongnu.org/hpalib/
Feb 3 '11 #2

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