One thing I was maybe wrong about was BigInt not working for TinyPerl. I assumed it would need a .dll that didn't ship with TinyPerl, but LanX pointed out that Perl's Math::BigInt is in fact pure-perl, so you just need to put the 5.8 version of Math/BigInt.pm file (and maybe bigint.pm for the pragma) in your lib path and it might just work.

Part of my joke is that you have the full version of Python installed but only half of Perl installed... so you might reconsider your motivations for that some time. Yes Perl comes with a lot of bloat modules, but I wouldn't classify BigInt or BigFloat or BigRat as part of the "bloat".

In reply to Re^4: Division of big integers by NERDVANA
in thread Division of big integers by harangzsolt33

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