How can ı send values in uint128_multsqr.cpp

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Error in 128-bit definition.
We want to multiply two 128-bit numbers and keep a 256-bit register. but we get error in defining 128 bit variable

What I have tried:

uint128 *value1;
value1 = (uint128 *)malloc(8 * sizeof(uint128));
value1 = 0x7FE007FE007FE007FE007FE007FE0071;

Posted 22-May-19 1:57am

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Updated 22-May-19 2:06am

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phil.o · Answer 1 · 2019-05-22T02:06:00

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uint128_t does not name a type | SO[^] scheds some lights on your issue.

You could try to use some C++ big integer library[^], or even develop your own.

Posted 22-May-19 2:06am

phil.o