Bill Allombert on Mon, 30 Jun 2003 15:20:48 +0200 |
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Re: ln gamma |
On Mon, Jun 30, 2003 at 11:45:35AM +0200, Olivier Ramare wrote: > Dear all, > > Among the things I don't grasp: > -- lines like > "pitemp = mppi(l2); setexpo(pitemp,2); " > "p7 = mplog(pitemp); setexpo(pitemp,1);" > "setexpo(p7,-1); " > What can be this setexpo-way of doing ?? This is a quick way of multiplying a t_REAL by a power of two! "pitemp = mppi(l2); setexpo(pitemp,2); " => pitemp=2*Pi "p7 = mplog(pitemp); setexpo(pitemp,1);" => p7=log(2*Pi);pitemp=Pi "setexpo(p7,-1); " => p7=(1/2)*log(2*Pi). > -- What about the length in this ? > "p5=cgetg(3,t_COMPLEX);" > "p5[1]=lgetr(l2); setlg(p5[1],4);" > "p5[2]=lgetr(l2); setlg(p5[2],4);" This is a hackish way to reserve memory in the stack, so that p5[1] and p5[2] can be enlarged in place latter on. > -- who knows who is bernzone ? berzone is an area in the heap where are cached the Bernoulli numbers, so that they are computed only once. Cheers, Bill.