bigger

Arbitrary arithmetic library written in crystal

Bigger

This is a crystal native implementation of an arbitrary arithmetic math library. This library aims to provide the same methods and interface that crystal's own big library provides.

FAQ

Is this faster than big?

Nope.

Is it more memory efficient?

Still no.

Is it written in Crystal?

Yes.

Can it be made more efficient?

Absolutely. All operations were implemented using a naive algorithm. There's lots of room for improvement.

Is it actually bigger?

No. But it could be! Maybe! Being written in crystal means it can be modified as needed to support different use cases.

Features

  • Big Int
  • Big Float
  • Big Decimal
  • Big Rational
  • Big Complex

Performance

Running with an intel i7-8565U 1.80GHz CPU. Benchmark run with numbers:

a = 418376253051223933501534965978459129894917720729884038908657101374047974
b = 56628806604608093150302361055407918781958950380522727726457202444371318
Big Avg Op Time Bigger Avg Op Time Bigger vs Big Time Big Mem Bigger Mem Bigger vs Big Mem
a + b 28.91ns 85.88ns 2.97× slower 48B 161B 3.35x
a - b 32.40ns 179.38ns 5.54× slower 48B 384B 8.00x
a // b 123.42ns 345.05µs 6698.15× slower 16B 710kiB 45,411.62x
b // a 51.51ns 107.25ns 2.08× slower 16B 272B 17.00x
a % b 119.79ns 341.06µs 7332.65× slower 48B 709kiB 15,125.15x
b % a 46.51ns 107.17ns 2.30× slower 48B 272B 5.67x
a * b 47.10ns 1.36µs 28.80× slower 80B 2.8kiB 35.83x
a tdiv b 65.03ns 715.16µs 10998.00× slower 16B 1.39MiB 91,057.00x
a remainder b 115.18ns 717.47µs 6228.90× slower 48B 1.39MiB 30,360.71x
~a 26.95ns 172.72ns 6.41× slower 48B 402B 8.38x
!a 1.46ns 1.46ns 1.00× slower 0B 0B NaNx
a**(40) 2.86µs 254.70µs 89.13× slower 1.31kiB 462kiB 352.06x
a<<(40) 28.61ns 177.85ns 6.22× slower 48B 273B 5.69x
a>>(40) 32.74ns 118.31ns 3.61× slower 48B 208B 4.33x

This table was generated by running make benchmark, which uses Benchmark::IPS::Job under the hood.

Installation

  1. Add the dependency to your shard.yml:

    dependencies:
      bigger:
        github: vici37/bigger
    
  2. Run shards install

Usage

require "bigger"

a = "418376253051223933501534965978459129894917720729884038908657101374047974".to_bigger_i
b = "56628806604608093150302361055407918781958950380522727726457202444371318".to_bigger_i

a + b

Development

Specs are the lifeblood of any library's success. When making changes, make sure to run the specs frequently. For convenience, you can use:

> make test
> make test-prod

The first one runs all of the specs using a base of UInt8, while the latter runs specs using with a base of UInt32. Running with bases of UInt8 tends to make things easier to debug as it's easier to test around the digit overflow points.

Contributing

  1. Fork it (https://github.com/vici37/bigger-num/fork)
  2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
  3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
  4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
  5. Create a new Pull Request

Contributors

Repository

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