Decimal Plugin for REALbasic 2007+ introduces a Decimal number type to the platform.
If you're looking for a new number type to utilize in your REALbasic software, then Decimal Plugin for REALbasic 2007 and higher has you covered. This plugin adds a new number type, Decimal, to REALbasic, providing the ability to handle big numbers whose size is only limited by available memory.
One stand-out feature of Decimal is how it can be freely mixed with REALbasic's numeric types. This allows you to utilize Decimal in conjunction with other number types without fear of compatibility issues. Additionally, the Decimal type is capable of exactly representing any finite decimal.
Decimal Plugin is available as a Mac OS X Universal, x86, and Linux plugin. This means that it can be used to build Mac OS X Universal, Windows, and Linux applications. The plugin was programmed in C++ and compiled with Xcode 2.4.1, gcc 4.1.2, MinGW, and MSYS.
One important aspect of Decimal Plugin is that it's free software, and may be used according to the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License. You'll find a copy of the required license included with the software.
Finally, the latest release of Decimal Plugin (at the time of writing) corrects an issue with RB Integers sometimes not mixing freely with Decimals. This eradicates any potential headaches you may have experienced previously and ensures smooth and seamless usage of Decimal in your software.
One stand-out feature of Decimal is how it can be freely mixed with REALbasic's numeric types. This allows you to utilize Decimal in conjunction with other number types without fear of compatibility issues. Additionally, the Decimal type is capable of exactly representing any finite decimal.
Decimal Plugin is available as a Mac OS X Universal, x86, and Linux plugin. This means that it can be used to build Mac OS X Universal, Windows, and Linux applications. The plugin was programmed in C++ and compiled with Xcode 2.4.1, gcc 4.1.2, MinGW, and MSYS.
One important aspect of Decimal Plugin is that it's free software, and may be used according to the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License. You'll find a copy of the required license included with the software.
Finally, the latest release of Decimal Plugin (at the time of writing) corrects an issue with RB Integers sometimes not mixing freely with Decimals. This eradicates any potential headaches you may have experienced previously and ensures smooth and seamless usage of Decimal in your software.
What's New
Version 1.1: N/A