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1. ぽな (C.Ponapalt) (ponapalt@ukadon.shillest.net)'s status on Sunday, 11-Feb-2024 13:01:24 JST ぽな (C.Ponapalt)

   クソデカ数値はその分特殊な操作が必要になってくるので、パフォーマンスとどっちを優先するのか真剣に考えながらのトレードオフになる

   • steve (steve02081504@ukadon.shillest.net)'s status on Sunday, 11-Feb-2024 18:23:35 JST steve

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     @ponapalt There shouldn't be a lot of actual math cacl in yaya, maybe we can try to get some ghost to use the actual bigint yaya first to see how much of a resource hog it is.

   • ぽな (C.Ponapalt) (ponapalt@ukadon.shillest.net)'s status on Sunday, 11-Feb-2024 18:35:27 JST ぽな (C.Ponapalt)

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     • steve

     @steve02081504 The resource penalty you mention is miniscule compared to the overall resources required to run YAYA, so I think it is possible to include an implementation that handles extremely large numbers itself.

     However, if the process is complex enough to require special demand, such as handling extremely large numbers, I would suggest using a SHIORI implementation in a more general-purpose language such as Python, Ruby, or CSharp, rather than a simple language such as YAYA.