GMP «Arithmetic without limitations» Patches and status for old GMP releases



N.B. Patches linked herein do not all carry a copyright header. This does not mean that we do not claim copyright, nor does it mean that we intend it to default to the "All rights reserved" status. The patches herein are under the LGPL 3.0 or later, see https://www.gnu.org/licenses/.

Issues with GMP 5.0.5:

Issues with GMP 5.0.4:

Issues with GMP 5.0.3:

Issues with GMP 5.0.2:

Issues with GMP 5.0.1:

Issues with GMP 5.0.0 (see also info about 5.0.1 above):

Issues with GMP 4.3.2:

Issues with GMP 4.3.1 (see also info about 4.3.2 above):

Issues with GMP 4.3.0 (see also info about 4.3.1 above):

Issues with GMP 4.2.4:

Additional issues with GMP 4.2.3:

Additional issues with GMP 4.2.2:

Additional issues with GMP 4.2.1:

Additional issues with GMP 4.2:


Patches to 4.1.4: Patch to 4.1.3: Patches to 4.1.2: Patches to 4.1.1: Patches to 4.1:
Patches to 4.0.1: Patches to 4.0: Patches to GMP 4.0:
Patches to GMP 3.1:
Patches to GMP 3.0.1: Patches to GMP 3.0:
Patches to GMP 2.0.2:

Some GNU/Linux distributions have a buggy ar program that omits many of the files from libgmp.a. As a result libgmp.a becomes useless. The best solution is to get a newer GNU release of binutils, version 2.6 or later. As a workaround, you could also apply this patch to the top-level directory of GMP 2.0.2, if you don't want to upgrade your GNU/Linux tools. The patch was written by Alexander Zimmermann.


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