If successful, i.e. no overflow occurs, the function returns false and assigns a to i . Otherwise it returns true and leaves the value of i unchanged. If successful, i.e. no overflow occurs, the function returns false and assigns a to i . Access Functions Let a be of type bigfloat . Shift Operations Let a be of type bigfloat .
Comparisons Let a be of type bigfloat .
Basic Functions Let a be of type bigfloat . Trigonometric Functions Note that the arguments of the trigonometrical functions are supposed to be given as radiants. Note that you have to manage by yourself that successive bigfloat s have to be separated by blanks. SEE ALSO bigint , bigrational , bigcomplex . The implementation of the transcendental functions is optimized for the sun4 architecture.