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![]() | Imperfect C++ Practical Solutions for Real-Life Programming By Matthew Wilson |
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Part Five. Operators |
Chapter 29. Arithmetic TypesIn section 13.3 we looked at extending the integer types provided by C++ in the form of the uinteger64 and sinteger64 types. What we'll be trying to see is whether we can create a type that can genuinely and completely integrate into the language such that it can be used as we would use any of the built-in integer types. (The imperfect results of these efforts are included on the CD.) ![]() |
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