NEW UTILITY LIBRARIES FOR LINUX WITH COMPLEX DATA TYPES AND SYSTEM RESOURCES

Abstract

Operating systems have different limitations for every primitive data-type regarding the maximum value that can be stored. For numeric data types, those limitations could be eliminated by converting to string. New C++ utility libraries are provided for both complex data types and system resources. One of the introduced C++ libraries is able to perform operations with numbers stored in string. Another, stores data in its self-defined data type. The last one provides Linux compatibility for C++, taking care of various C++ function definitions.

Cuvinte cheie

code optimization programming