Re: avoid scientific notation

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Gerald Hernandez wrote:
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> "Tom F" <TomF@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > I am trying to add some large numbers (between 10^15 and 10^300) and want
> to know the exact values.....

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> The only way you are going to be able to deal with such disparate values is
> to use a separate math library designed to handle such extraordinarily large
> values / differences, or write your own. I can't think of any in particular
> at the moment, but they are out there. And I'm fairly certain they are more
> efficient than what you have done so far. But no way around it, to do this
> is very resource intensive.
>
> Gerald

I don't know of large integer package implemented in VB but there are
some in Fortran that could either be translated or turned into a
dll....www.fortran.com has links.
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