Getting Down in the Bits with Boost.Multiprecision

If your application needs more precision than the built-in integer or floating-point types, C++ provides facilities for creating your own data types that can fulfill this need. There are a variety of libraries that provide such facilities, each with their own class names and API. Boost.Multiprecision provides a unified way of interacting with multiple precision integer, rational, real (floating-point) and complex number data types.

This month, Richard Thomson will give us an introduction to using Boost.Multiprecision for floating-point types in order to perform arbitrary zooms into the well known Mandelbrot set fractal.

This will be an online meeting, so drinks and snacks are on you!

Join the meeting here: https://meet.xmission.com/Utah-Cpp-Programmers

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