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A '''bignum''' system in a ] or program allows internal representation of arbitrarily large ] or arbitrarily precise ], by storing numbers as digit lists which can grow using dynamically allocated memory. First implemented in ], it is implemented in most modern ] and in many other languages (], ], ]). The ]/] ] offered bignum facilities as a collection of ]. The ]
is a free ] library that offers bignum features. All ] systems contain bignum facilities.
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