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Moin,
On Saturday 10 January 2004 19:22, Nick Ing-Simmons wrote:
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valgrid is complaining about XS_Math__BigInt__GMP_DESTROY
can we see that please?
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Moin,
here is the final version:
void
_modinv(class,x,y)
SV* class
mpz_t* x
mpz_t* y
PREINIT:
int rc, sign;
SV* s;
mpz_t* RETVAL;
PPCODE:
NEW_GMP_MPZ_T_INIT;
rc = mpz_invert(*RETVAL, *x, *y);
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Moin,
I have written a (simple?) routine in XS that uses the GMP library to
calculate the modular inverse. When running a small test file, it segfaults
at the end of the testfile like this:
...
ok 253
ok 254
ok 255
Tels [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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Moin,
I have written a (simple?) routine in XS that uses the GMP library to
calculate the modular inverse. When running a small test file, it segfaults
at the end of the testfile like this:
...
ok 253
ok
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Moin,
On Saturday 10 January 2004 19:22, Nick Ing-Simmons wrote:
Tels [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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valgrid is complaining about XS_Math__BigInt__GMP_DESTROY
can we see that please?