package tezos-protocol-003-PsddFKi3
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Module Tezos_raw_protocol_003_PsddFKi3.Script_int_repr
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The types for arbitraty precision integers in Michelson. The type variable 't
is always n
or z
, n num
and z num
are incompatible.
This is internally a Z.t
. This module mostly adds signedness preservation guarantees.
Flag for natural numbers.
Flag for relative numbers.
Conversion from an OCaml string
. Returns None
in case of an invalid notation. Supports +
and -
sign modifiers, and 0x
, 0o
and 0b
base modifiers.
Conversion from a Zarith integer (Z.t
).
Conversion to a Zarith integer (Z.t
).
Euclidean division between naturals. ediv_n n d
returns None
if divisor is zero, or Some (q, r)
where n = d * q + r
and [0 <= r < d]
otherwise.
Sign agnostic addition. Use add_n
when working with naturals to preserve the sign.
Sign agnostic subtraction. Use sub_n
when working with naturals to preserve the sign.
Sign agnostic multiplication. Use mul_n
when working with naturals to preserve the sign.
Sign agnostic euclidean division. ediv n d
returns None
if divisor is zero, or Some (q, r)
where n = d * q + r
and [0 <= r < |d|]
otherwise. Use ediv_n
when working with naturals to preserve the sign.
Reverses each bit in the representation of the number. Also applies to the sign.
Shifts the natural to the left of a number of bits between 0 and 256. Returns None
if the amount is too high.
Shifts the natural to the right of a number of bits between 0 and 256. Returns None
if the amount is too high.
Shifts the number to the left of a number of bits between 0 and 256. Returns None
if the amount is too high.
Shifts the number to the right of a number of bits between 0 and 256. Returns None
if the amount is too high.