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From the Dart documentation: "Integers are not restricted to a fixed range. Dart integers are true integers, not 32 bit or 64 bit or any other fixed range re

by wbhart 15y ago

From the Dart documentation: "Integers are not restricted to a fixed range. Dart integers are true integers, not 32 bit or 64 bit or any other fixed range representation. Their size is limited only by the memory available to the implementation" So they obviously haven't got this right. Not only does their implementation not implement this, but it is completely broken anyway because you certainly won't be more efficient than Javascript if your integers are implemented as bignums instead of floats.

From the Dart documentation: "Integers are not restricted to a fi xed range. Dart integers are true integers, not 32 bit or 64 bit or any other fi xed range re

From the Dart documentation: "Integers are not restricted to a fi xed range. Dart integers are true integers, not 32 bit or 64 bit or any other fi xed range re

From the Dart documentation: "Integers are not restricted to a fixed range. Dart integers are true integers, not 32 bit or 64 bit or any other fixed range re

From the Dart documentation: "Integers are not restricted to a fixed range. Dart integers are true integers, not 32 bit or 64 bit or any other fixed range re