BigInteger and BigDecimal [equivalents] for VB.NET?

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Learned Experts,

I'm writing a client in VB.NET (VS 2008 Pro) and a server in Java. In
Java I have the benefit of BigInteger (arbitrary-precision integers)
and BigDecimal (arbitrary-precision signed decimal numbers). I'm
trying to find equivalent classes in VB.NET so I can exchange data and
perform calculations with equivalence across both languages.

I have seen references to the J# vjslib.dll, which looks promising,
but I can't find that library in my installation. I even downloaded
the Visual J# 2.0 Redistributable Package-Second Edition, but no
luck.

What I need is a solution that intellisense will handle properly, and
is dependable.

Surely there are those using this language that need this numeric
functionality for encryption and compression, if not for other
requirements...

TIA!

 

[Teemu]

Learned Experts,

I'm writing a client in VB.NET (VS 2008 Pro) and a server in Java. In
Java I have the benefit of BigInteger (arbitrary-precision integers)
and BigDecimal (arbitrary-precision signed decimal numbers). I'm
trying to find equivalent classes in VB.NET so I can exchange data and
perform calculations with equivalence across both languages.

It seems that there will be BigInteger class in .NET Framework 4.0 but
currently you have to use some external library or that J# solution.

-Teemu

 

[Teemu]

Learned Experts,

I'm writing a client in VB.NET (VS 2008 Pro) and a server in Java. In
Java I have the benefit of BigInteger (arbitrary-precision integers)
and BigDecimal (arbitrary-precision signed decimal numbers). I'm
trying to find equivalent classes in VB.NET so I can exchange data and
perform calculations with equivalence across both languages.

It seems that there will be BigInteger class in .NET Framework 4.0 but
currently you have to use some external library or that J# solution.

-Teemu

 

[Teemu]

It seems that there will be BigInteger class in .NET Framework 4.0 but
currently you have to use some external library or that J# solution.

Apparently the file vjslib.dll should be inside this package:

http://download.microsoft.com/download/2/e/9/2e9bde04-3af1-4814-9f1e-733f732369a3/NETMatters0512.exe

-Teemu

 

[Teemu]

It seems that there will be BigInteger class in .NET Framework 4.0 but
currently you have to use some external library or that J# solution.

Apparently the file vjslib.dll should be inside this package:

http://download.microsoft.com/download/2/e/9/2e9bde04-3af1-4814-9f1e-733f732369a3/NETMatters0512.exe

-Teemu

 

[Teemu]

Apparently the file vjslib.dll should be inside this package:

http://download.microsoft.com/download/2/e/9/2e9bde04-3af1-4814-9f1e-733f732369a3/NETMatters0512.exe

Sorry about this misinformation, the file is not inside that archive.

Instead of that I installed this:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...b3-ed0e-4af8-ae63-2f0e42501be1&displaylang=en

Now I can create new VB Project, go to Project -> Add Reference -> vjslib
(.NET 2.0.50727) and I'm able to see BigInteger and BigDecimal classes.

*****

Imports java.math

Public Class Form1

Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
Dim Example As New BigInteger(9)

End Sub
End Class

*****

-Teemu

 

[Teemu]

Apparently the file vjslib.dll should be inside this package:

http://download.microsoft.com/download/2/e/9/2e9bde04-3af1-4814-9f1e-733f732369a3/NETMatters0512.exe

Sorry about this misinformation, the file is not inside that archive.

Instead of that I installed this:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...b3-ed0e-4af8-ae63-2f0e42501be1&displaylang=en

Now I can create new VB Project, go to Project -> Add Reference -> vjslib
(.NET 2.0.50727) and I'm able to see BigInteger and BigDecimal classes.

*****

Imports java.math

Public Class Form1

Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
Dim Example As New BigInteger(9)

End Sub
End Class

*****

-Teemu

 

[Bogus Exception]

Teemu,

That worked incredibly well!

Thank you so much.

 

[Bogus Exception]

Teemu,

That worked incredibly well!

Thank you so much.