PHP Functions : GMP Functions

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Items Related to GMP Functions

Inner Elements of GMP Functions

GMP Functions contains following items:
  • gmp_abs (gmp abs)
  • gmp_add (gmp add)
  • gmp_and (gmp and)
  • gmp_clrbit (gmp clrbit)
  • gmp_cmp (gmp cmp)
  • gmp_com (gmp com)
  • gmp_div_q (gmp div q)
  • gmp_div_qr (gmp div qr)
  • gmp_div_r (gmp div r)
  • gmp_div (gmp div)
  • gmp_divexact (gmp divexact)
  • gmp_fact (gmp fact)
  • gmp_gcd (gmp gcd)
  • gmp_gcdext (gmp gcdext)
  • gmp_hamdist (gmp hamdist)
  • gmp_init (gmp init)
  • gmp_intval (gmp intval)
  • gmp_invert (gmp invert)
  • gmp_jacobi (gmp jacobi)
  • gmp_legendre (gmp legendre)
  • gmp_mod (gmp mod)
  • gmp_mul (gmp mul)
  • gmp_neg (gmp neg)
  • gmp_or (gmp or)
  • gmp_perfect_square (gmp perfect square)
  • gmp_popcount (gmp popcount)
  • gmp_pow (gmp pow)
  • gmp_powm (gmp powm)
  • gmp_prob_prime (gmp prob prime)
  • gmp_random (gmp random)
  • gmp_scan0 (gmp scan )
  • gmp_scan1 (gmp scan )
  • gmp_setbit (gmp setbit)
  • gmp_sign (gmp sign)
  • gmp_sqrt (gmp sqrt)
  • gmp_sqrtrem (gmp sqrtrem)
  • gmp_strval (gmp strval)
  • gmp_sub (gmp sub)
  • gmp_xor (gmp xor)


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