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	Mike McLendon on Wed, 26 May 2010 00:23:33 +0200
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        setseriesprecision in library mode
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- Subject: setseriesprecision in library mode
 
- From: Mike McLendon <mike.mclendon@gmail.com>
 
- Date: Tue, 25 May 2010 18:22:05 -0400
 
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Hi,
I'm using the PARI library and would like to increase the series
precision.  I see that there is a prototype of a function called
"setseriesprecision" in the paridecl.h header file under the
/*default.c*/ comment.  However, the "default.c" source code file does
not implement the "setseriesprecision" function.  (Though it does
implement the "getrealprecision" and "setrealprecision" functions,
both of which I can use in my code.)  I'm using pari-2.3.5 (stable).
I would like to increase the series precision so that functions like
tan(x) are more accurate when using the "gtopoly" function to convert
the series to a poly and then the "gsubstr" function to evalute the
poly at specific values.  Perhaps the is also another way to do this?
Any help would be appreciated.  Thanks!
Mike