fmpz-class: Arbitrary Precision Signed Integers

Description

Class fmpz extends virtual class flint. It represents vectors of arbitrary precision signed integers. There is no representation for R's missing value NA_integer_.

Usage

## The class generator function:
.fmpz(...)
## Mode 1: initialize with zeros
## .fmpz(length = 0L)
##
## Mode 2: initialize with vector
## .fmpz(length = length(x), x)

Value

The class generator function returns new("fmpz", ...).

Arguments

...: arguments passed to methods for initialize.

Slots

.xData, names: inherited from virtual class flint.

Methods

!: signature(x = "fmpz"):
equivalent to (but faster than) x == 0.
+: signature(e1 = "fmpz", e2 = "missing"):
returns a copy of the argument.
-: signature(e1 = "fmpz", e2 = "missing"):
returns the negation of the argument.
Complex: signature(z = "fmpz"):
mathematical functions of one argument; see S4groupGeneric. Member functions requiring promotion to a floating-point type may not be implemented.
Math: signature(x = "fmpz"):
mathematical functions of one argument; see S4groupGeneric. Member functions requiring promotion to a floating-point type may not be implemented.
Math2: signature(x = "fmpz"):
decimal rounding according to a second argument digits; see S4groupGeneric. There are just two member member functions: round, signif.
Ops: signature(e1 = "ANY", e2 = "fmpz"):
signature(e1 = "fmpz", e2 = "ANY"):
binary arithmetic, comparison, and logical operators; see S4groupGeneric. The “other” operand must be atomic or inherit from virtual class flint. The operands are recycled and promoted as necessary.
Summary: signature(x = "fmpz"):
univariate summary statistics; see S4groupGeneric. The return value is a logical vector of length 1 (any, all) or an fmpz vector of length 1 or 2 (sum, prod, min, max, range).
anyNA: signature(x = "fmpz"):
returns FALSE, as fmpz has no representation for NaN.
as.vector: signature(x = "fmpz"):
returns as.vector(y, mode), where y is a double vector containing the result of converting each element of x to the range of double, rounding if the value is not exactly representable in double precision. The rounding mode is to the nearest representable number in the direction of zero, unless the element exceeds .Machine[["double.xmax"]] in absolute value, in which case -Inf or Inf is introduced with a warning. Coercion to types "character", "symbol" (synonym "name"), "pairlist", "list", and "expression", which are not “number-like”, is handled specially.
coerce: signature(from = "ANY", to = "fmpz"):
returns .fmpz(x = from). An error is signaled if the class or type of from is not supported by the method for initialize.
format: signature(x = "fmpz"):
returns a character vector suitable for printing. Optional arguments control the output; see format-methods.
initialize: signature(.Object = "fmpz", length = "numeric"):
returns .Object after setting its .xData slot. The new slot value is an external pointer to an array of the corresponding C type, which is newly allocated and initialized entirely with zeros. .Object is not copied, so all references are affected.
initialize: signature(.Object = "fmpz", length = "numeric", x = "atomic|flint"):
as above, except that the new slot value points to an array initialized with values from x truncated towards zero. An error is signaled if elements of x are NaN, -Inf, or Inf.
is.finite: returns a logical vector whose elements are all TRUE, as fmpz has no representation for NaN, -Inf, and Inf.
is.infinite, is.na, is.nan: signature(x = "fmpz"):
returns a logical vector whose elements are all FALSE, as fmpz has no representation for NaN, -Inf, and Inf.
is.unsorted: signature(x = "fmpz"):
returns a logical indicating if x is not sorted in nondecreasing order (increasing order if optional argument strictly is set to TRUE).
mean: signature(x = "fmpz"):
returns the arithmetic mean. An error is signaled if the argument length is 0, because the return type is fmpq which cannot represent the result of division by 0.

References

The FLINT documentation of the underlying C type: https://flintlib.org/doc/fmpz.html

Examples

Run this code

showClass("fmpz")
showMethods(classes = "fmpz")

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