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acchow on Jan 16, 2016 | parent | context | favorite | on: Optimization story: Switching from GMP to gcc's __...

Your homegrown object wouldn't have any special meaning in the JVM and wouldn't be able to be optimized as a 128-bit integer.

jovdg on Jan 16, 2016 [–]

Parent probably means writing the muldiv function, which would return a "basic" 64bit int.

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