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- VolsporTV
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Re: Development video on youtube
Maybe, I don't remember I haven't used Corel in sometime.
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Re: Development video on youtube
I have you now!
There is no watermark either!!!
There is no watermark either!!!
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Re: Development video on youtube
There you go
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Re: Development video on youtube
Well bugger me, I am able to upload a video to youtube of ANY length!.
Also, check my first post, I am planning on having 4096bit integer support!
It's possibly going to be the first EVER programming language to support a 4096bit (signed and unsigned) integer (but i'm not promising this...), I have a pretty good idea of how it would be done :P
Although, if you go over 64bit, it'l get slower processing values etc...
However, if you guys stumble across someone who has archived more, tell me (with source...) :P then il double it!
Also, check my first post, I am planning on having 4096bit integer support!
It's possibly going to be the first EVER programming language to support a 4096bit (signed and unsigned) integer (but i'm not promising this...), I have a pretty good idea of how it would be done :P
Although, if you go over 64bit, it'l get slower processing values etc...
However, if you guys stumble across someone who has archived more, tell me (with source...) :P then il double it!
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Re: Development video on youtube
That would be amazing having a programming language that supports 4096bit. Even if it is slower in the processing values. You'll be the first man to ever be able to do that.
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Re: Development video on youtube
Il improvise with one part that would make 4096bit integers possible later and if that works, il post the maximum possible value for a 4096bit integer :D (if it works...)VolsporTV wrote:That would be amazing having a programming language that supports 4096bit. Even if it is slower in the processing values. You'll be the first man to ever be able to do that.
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Yeah you may want it to work before you implement something like that.
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Re: Development video on youtube
Lol yh, but this is my idea.VolsporTV wrote:Yeah you may want it to work before you implement something like that.
First, forget 4096bit atm... The code would need to first handle a string version of a integer and this is where it'l start off.
I need to find some way to do "9"+"2" = "11" (without the use of any integers), then I am not limited to integer sizes. This means that the core processing is performed at base 10 :D, and yes, I know what I need to do to make this happen, so theoretically, I could perform calculations for over 10000 bit numbers or even 1million bits!?
Then, I just simply, convert that value from and to binary (work in progress in me head :P).
Your now probably wondering, "wait, 1 character in a string is 8bit (i think...)" and yes that is true so for every bit theres 8 bits, but thats ONLY when processing or calculation, but actually storing it in memory would remain a 4096 bits (or an array of 4096 boolean values) to mimic high and low values.
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Re: Development video on youtube
Understandable. But, you don't want to work to far ahead of the project in your mind...tappatekie wrote: Lol yh, but this is my idea.
First, forget 4096bit atm... The code would need to first handle a string version of a integer and this is where it'l start off.
I need to find some way to do "9"+"2" = "11" (without the use of any integers), then I am not limited to integer sizes. This means that the core processing is performed at base 10 :D, and yes, I know what I need to do to make this happen, so theoretically, I could perform calculations for over 10000 bit numbers or even 1million bits!?
Then, I just simply, convert that value from and to binary (work in progress in me head :P).
Your now probably wondering, "wait, 1 character in a string is 8bit (i think...)" and yes that is true so for every bit theres 8 bits, but thats ONLY when processing or calculation, but actually storing it in memory would remain a 4096 bits (or an array of 4096 boolean values) to mimic high and low values.
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Re: Development video on youtube
Addition, Subtraction and Multiplication of ANY size integer is now in!
And Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you, The Maximum value of a 4096bit integer!!
or.. 2 to the power of 4096 (2^4096)
And Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you, The Maximum value of a 4096bit integer!!
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Re: Development video on youtube
That really screwed up my browser.
Had to scroll four pages to find the Submit button.
Had to scroll four pages to find the Submit button.
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Re: Development video on youtube
Well, there are plenty of languages that support arbitrary precision integers, some only through libraries (like Java), but many as built-in types.tappatekie wrote:Well bugger me, I am able to upload a video to youtube of ANY length!.
Also, check my first post, I am planning on having 4096bit integer support!
It's possibly going to be the first EVER programming language to support a 4096bit (signed and unsigned) integer (but i'm not promising this...), I have a pretty good idea of how it would be done :P
Although, if you go over 64bit, it'l get slower processing values etc...
However, if you guys stumble across someone who has archived more, tell me (with source...) :P then il double it!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbitrary ... #Languages
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Re: Development video on youtube
Sorry about the browser :L I have also tried a 32768bit integer :D, here it is below (ive hidden it this time)
Click here to see the hidden message (It might contain spoilers)
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It's ok, it was just that I was too lazy to turn the computer on and decided to check the forum on my cell phone...
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I have looked, but my code seems to be alot more powerful, since it can store way beyond those integers, it can even store a number which takes up 1GB of hardisk space to store the string value of the number...wtetzner wrote: Well, there are plenty of languages that support arbitrary precision integers, some only through libraries (like Java), but many as built-in types.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbitrary ... #Languages