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Re^2: Division of big integers by harangzsolt33
I'm aware, but bigint doesn't work in TinyPerl 5.8 (justification) (justification)
Re^3: Division of big integers by LanX
Are you seriously going to waste the time to (rant) (rant)
Re^4: Division of big integers by harangzsolt33
It's not my fault that you will never realize the brilliance of TinyPerl (etc) (etc) Windows XP (etc)

Re-implementing big-int math from scratch in decimal ascii is a small price to pay.
Re^5: Division of big integers by LanX
I'm done with this. Why do you keep posting about (rant) (rant)

Re^5: Division of big integers by NERDVANA
So... on your page about how to install Windows XP I see that in addition to TinyPerl you also install Python 3.4

One easy fix could then be 
sub bigint_divide {
  my ($numerator, $divisor)= @_;
  chomp(my $ret= `python3.exe -c "print(int('$numerator')/int('$diviso
+r'))"`);
  $ret;
}

[download]

Now everyone can get back to their holiday partying!

Happy New Year!

In reply to Re^2: Division of big integers by NERDVANA
in thread Division of big integers by harangzsolt33

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