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Building GMP library with Visual Studio?

Is there an easy way to build the GMP (GNU Multiple Precision Arithmetic Library, http://gmplib.org ) under Windows, using Visual Studio 2005? I tried to find information about building the library myself, but could not find anything that really helped me. I'm not very experienced with building libraries myself (I've managed to build boost, but that's about it).

Or is there a stable (pre-built) GMP distribution that I'm unaware of?

Is MPIR a valid alternative ( http://www.mpir.org )? Comment about MPIR on the GMP site: This "angry GMP fork" might be an alternative to the real GMP for some Windows users, but they'll have to deal with lots of anti-GMP sentiments.

Edit: The MPFR C++ wrapper page contains information/links to GMP/MPFR solutions for Visual Studio and compiled gmp/mpfr libraries as well: http://www.holoborodko.com/pavel/mpfr/

MPIR is a valid alternative. Basically, the GMP folk didn't want to support building on Windows at all. Brian Gladman, as you can see, supported GMP building on Windows for a while. However, eventually he and others forked GMP and created MPIR. That wasn't the sole reason but it was a large driving factor and one of the key development principles of MPIR is it must build on Windows (as well as Linux and Mac).

如果你想在Windows上快速开始使用GMP,我已经共享了一个使用预建GMP的Visual Studio项目: https//stackoverflow.com/a/38176221/1327178

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