> > I have to work with large numbers (more the 10^15), and for that
> > reason I need to use the long double data type which supports 10^19.
> > The problem is I that I receive theese values in variant variables, I
> > need to precess them, and then save them back into varinats. I didn't
> > find any way to convert from Variant -> long double -> Variant.
> > Is there any way ?
>
> There is a "decimal" type for VARIANTs IIRC. I've never used them myself,
> but IIRC they were high-precision floating point numbers. Use VarDec*( )
> series of functions to manipulate them. Note that decimal does not
> correcpond to any built-in C++ data type.
Hmmm... my MSDN for VC6 does not show the extra members that the online
version of VARIANT does, and I can't see any way of knowing which version
your compiler supports (to the original poster)... but you'll soon find out
when you try and compile {:v)
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Jason Teagle
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