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i256

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Versions in this module

v0

v0.8.1

Aug 8, 2024

v0.8.0

Jul 4, 2024

v0.7.0

Apr 10, 2024

v0.6.0

Mar 22, 2024

Changes in this version

+ var ErrNegative = errors.New("convert negative i256 to u256")

+ var Number_1 = int256.NewInt(1)

+ var Number_10 = int256.NewInt(10)

+ var Number_2 = int256.NewInt(2)

+ var Number_3 = int256.NewInt(3)

+ var Number_4 = int256.NewInt(4)

+ func Abs(x *int256.Int) *int256.Int

+ func AbsZ(x *int256.Int, result *int256.Int) *int256.Int

+ func Add(x, y *int256.Int) *int256.Int

+ func Div(x, y *int256.Int) *int256.Int

+ func Lsh(x *int256.Int, n uint) *int256.Int

+ func Mul(x, y *int256.Int) *int256.Int

+ func MustFromDecimal(s string) *int256.Int

+ func Neg(x *int256.Int) *int256.Int

+ func Rsh(x *int256.Int, n uint) *int256.Int

+ func SafeConvertToInt256(value *uint256.Int, result *int256.Int) error

+ func SafeConvertToUInt256(value *int256.Int) *uint256.Int

+ func SafeToInt256(value *uint256.Int) *int256.Int

+ func Set(x *int256.Int) *int256.Int

+ func SetInt64(x int64) *int256.Int

+ func Sub(x, y *int256.Int) *int256.Int

+ func UnsafeCastToUInt256(value *int256.Int, result *uint256.Int)

+ func UnsafeToUInt256(value *int256.Int) *uint256.Int