Changes for version 0.60
- Requires version 0.60 of the mpc library.
- Now a complete range of Rmpc_set_*_* functions (where '*' can be any one of 'ui', 'si', 'd', 'uj', 'sj', 'ld', 'f', 'q', 'z' and 'fr').
- Add Rmpc_set_z, Rmpc_set_q, Rmpc_set_f and Rmpc_set_fr.
- Add Rmpc_set_z_z, Rmpc_set_q_q and Rmpc_set_f_f.
- In keeping with changes to the mpc library, all of the Rmpc_init* functions have been removed except for Rmpc_init2 and Rmpc_init3 (and their "_nobless" forms).
- mpc-0.60 has removed mpc_get_default_prec and mpc_set_default_prec. Rmpc_get_default_prec and Rmpc_set_default_prec remain (but the former has changed to return 0 if default real and imaginary precisions are different. With earlier versions, real and imaginary default precisions were always the same, but this is no longer the case). Rmpc_get_default_prec2 and Rmpc_set_default_prec2 have now been added. The former returns an array of 2 values(real, imaginary) and the latter requires 2 arguments (real, imaginary).
- The overload_copy sub now preserves the precision of the copied object (instead of assigning default precision as was previously the case).
- Rmpc_get_str now wraps mpc_get_str (available in 0.6). The (pure perl) sub that was formerly "Rmpc_get_str" has been renamed "_get_str". The "overload_string" sub is unchanged.
- Add Rmpc_set_uj, Rmpc_set_sj and Rmpc_set_ld (available in mpc-0.6).
- Add Rmpc_strtoc and Rmpc_set_str (available in 0.6), and add set_str.t test script.
Modules
perl interface to the MPC (multi precision complex) library.