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gcc's libstdc++ includes std::decimal64, a compact 64-bit, exact decimal representation for money values.
It would be nice if moneycpp were expanded to allow for std::decimal32, std::decimal64, and std::decimal128 as the representational type.
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gcc's libstdc++ includes std::decimal64, a compact 64-bit, exact decimal representation for money values.
It would be nice if moneycpp were expanded to allow for std::decimal32, std::decimal64, and std::decimal128 as the representational type.
References:
specifications
code
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: