Bitwise math #106
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Bumping version number and fixing the attempts to destructure a record constructor without using named fields as noted in the v1.1.11 release. |
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February 18, 2025 20:59
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I made a branch with the same name. Check out if you like the interface there #107 |
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Closing this due to #107 |
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Start of the bit wise math implementation for byte arrays. This will need some work to really nail this down properly in terms of speed and correctness.
Best case: Be feature complete for arbitrary arithmetic using the ByteArray type.
Optimal case: Implement the easy ones like pow_2 and modulo arithmetic.
I will implement some padding helper functions in case we want to provide this then the math can default to modulo arithmetic but allows users to have arbitrary precision if required.