I'm trying to obtain the GCD from 2 codewords using the GCD function in the Bit::Vector module. I have assigned 2 vectors as follows: 
$veca = Bit::Vector->new_Bin(64, $a);
$vecb = Bit::Vector->new_Bin(64, $b);

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$a and $b are both 64 bit codewords I entered as binary.

When printed $veca is Bit::Vector=SCALAR(0x224ef0)
and $vecb is Bit::Vector=SCALAR(0x224fa4).

I try to get the GCD by using the following code: $vecgcd->GCD($veca,$vecb);

I get the error:
'Can't call method on and undefined value at C:\test.pl line 27'. Any ideas as to why this won't work.

Edited by Chady -- some formatting and code tags.

In reply to Can't get GCD to work in Bit::Vector module by tperdue

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