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@misc{msvc_int128,
author = {{Microsoft Corporation}},
title = {{Microsoft C++ Standard Library}: {\_\_msvc\_int128.hpp}},
title = {Microsoft {C}++ Standard Library: {\_\_msvc\_int128.hpp}},
year = {2026},
publisher = {GitHub},
journal = {GitHub repository},
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@misc{cuda_guide,
author = {{NVIDIA Corporation}},
title = {{CUDA C++ Programming Guide}},
title = {{CUDA C}++ Programming Guide},
year = {2026},
url = {https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-c-programming-guide/}
}
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number = {124},
pages = {10345},
author = {Borland, Matt and Kormanyos, Christopher},
title = {Boost.Decimal: A C++14 Library for Decimal Floating Point Arithmetic},
title = {{Boost.Decimal}: A {C}++14 Library for Decimal Floating Point Arithmetic},
journal = {Journal of Open Source Software}
}

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Expand Up @@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ Relaxed C++14 `constexpr` covers nearly the whole interface.

Each type is a struct of two `std::uint64_t` words ordered by target endianness, so the object representation and alignment match a native 128-bit integer.
Keeping both words unsigned lets the compiler treat the pair as one wide access, so loops over these types vectorize rather than scalarize.
Operators forward to a native 128-bit type or intrinsic where one exists, and follow Knuth [@Knuth:1998] and Warren [@Warren:2013] over the two words elsewhere, with identical results.
Operators forward to a native 128-bit type or intrinsic where one exists, and follow @Knuth:1998 and @Warren:2013 over the two words elsewhere, with identical results.
The library also supplies the interfaces the extension lacks, among them `<limits>`, `<bit>`, `<charconv>`, `<format>`, `<iostream>`, hashing, Boost.Random and Boost.Math integration, saturating arithmetic, the C23 checked-arithmetic interface [@c23], and the `div_*` family of P3724 [@p3724].

Continuous integration runs the test suite natively on Linux, macOS, and Windows across x86_64, x86_32, aarch64, ARM32v7, ARM64, and big-endian s390x, plus PPC64LE under QEMU, using GCC 5 and later, Clang 5 and later, Visual Studio 2017 and later, Intel oneAPI DPC++, and NVCC.
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# Acknowledgements

We thank The C++ Alliance for sponsoring this work, the domain experts who peer-reviewed the library in July 2026 before its acceptance into the Boost library collection, and Arnaud Becheler for managing that review.
We thank the C++ Alliance for sponsoring this work, the domain experts who peer-reviewed the library in July 2026 before its acceptance into the Boost library collection, and Arnaud Becheler for managing that review.

# References