All Classes and Interfaces
Class
Description
The allocation monitor keeps track of the amount of native memory allocated
by GMP, and calls the Java garbage collector when it finds that too much
native memory is being used.
The custom allocator function.
The custom deallocator.
The custom reallocator.
Custom allocator function callback.
A structure containing an
AllocFunc
callback.Custom deallocator function callback.
A structure containing an
FreeFunc
callback.Collects global variables and static methods which do no fit in more specific
classes.
A
FunctionMapper
which converts the official GMP function
names (beginning with mpz
, mpq
, mpf
and gmp
)
to the names used by the C library (beginning with __gmp
).Type representing an object of the
gmp_randstate_t
native type.A converter from
MPF
to the native pointer type.A converter from
MPQ
to the native pointer type.A converter from
MPZ
to the native pointer type.This class contains the static native methods corresponding to GMP functions.
Interface for the native functions with a variable number of arguments.
The native
mp_bitcnt_t
data type, which may be a 32 or 64 bit
unsigned integer.The native
mp_exp_t
data type, which may be a 32, 48 or 64 bit
signed integer.A reference to the native
mp_exp_t
data type.Multi-precision floating point numbers.
Cleaning action for the
MPF
class.Type representing an object of the
mpf_t
native type.Multi-precision rational numbers.
Cleaning action for the
MPQ
class.Type representing an object of the
mpq_t
native type.The native
mp_size_t
data type, which may be a 32, 48 or 64 bit
signed integer.Multi-precision integer number.
Cleaning action for the
MPZ
class.Result enumeration for the
MPZ.isProbabPrime(int)
method.Type representing an object of the
mpz_t
native type.The native unsigned long data type, which may be a 32 or 64 bit integer.
Current state of a random number generator.
Cleaning action for the
RandState
class.Custom reallocator function callback.
A structure containing an
ReallocFunc
callback.The native
size_t
data type, which may be a 32 or 64 bit unsigned
integer.A reference to the native
size_t
data type.