If anyone has figured it out yet, post. Anyone has any Idea's on somewhere to start is good to.
Now I don't know much of what I'm doing
Edit: I know this is kinda stupid but, why doesn't "^" in Javascript mean what it means in Math?
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Computers are usually 32 bit. These days there are lots of 64 bit computers but either way; the Googol exceeds 32 bits so computers cannot physically compute it by themselves. This is the same cause as the unix epoch problem. Large bit size libraries do some magical things with stacks to run calculations rather than performing actual binary operations.JellyFish wrote:I don't understand. "Porting an existing Big/Large Integer library over to Javascript." what does that mean?
The bit that does all the processing is the CPU. CPUs come (mostly) in 32 bit or 64 bit.JellyFish wrote:I see. What does it mean 32bit? What part of the computer is this usually talking about? A link to an artical on this that explains everything about this would be appropiete.