On 2014-09-03 13:16, John Cremona wrote:
Alternatively we could allow a new notation like O(p,n) or even (since
p will be known from the context anyway OO(n) where "OO" is something
to be decided, no literally OO necessarily.
Another option is to create a new class of Integer, which remembers that
it was computed as p^n, i.e. change the exponentiation operator. This
would be analogous to the RealLiteral that we already have. Then we
don't need to rely on special preprocessor tricks and it would work in
all cases.
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