- Relate the fact that we have official support in CGAL (CGAL_USE_CLN).

- Talk about how to do IOs.
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Sylvain Pion 1999-08-19 14:10:44 +00:00
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\cgal\ defines the functions needed to use the number types provided by
{\sc Cln}, the Class Library for Numbers~\cite{cln}.
To use {\sc Cln} with \cgal, just~:
\begin{itemize}
\item add the desired compilation options, e.g.
\mbox{\ccc{-I/usr/local/CLN/include -L/usr/local/CLN/lib -lcln}}.
\item include the corresponding {\sc Cln} file but with the prefix
To use {\sc Cln} with \cgal, just install \cgal\ with {\sc Cln} support,
and include the corresponding {\sc Cln} file but with the prefix
\ccc{CGAL/CLN/}.
\end{itemize}
\ccInclude{CGAL/CLN/cl_integer.h}
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And similarly for the 10 ordinary number type classes provided by {\sc Cln}~:
\ccc{cl_SF, cl_FF, cl_DF, cl_LF, cl_I, cl_RA, cl_F, cl_R, cl_N, cl_number}.
For doing IOs, you need to include, for example~:
\ccInclude{cl_integer_io.h}
See the {\sc Cln} documentation for additionnal details.