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So concluding we can say that there are many ways to calculate Pi, but our main 'problem' isn't fixed yet: how to we calculate it with endless decimals?

Arjan

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So concluding we can say that there are many ways to calculate Pi, but our main 'problem' isn't fixed yet: how to we calculate it with endless decimals?

Arjan

translate this code to AuotIT and you're done: http://www.codeproject.com/cpp/CRHpi.asp

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@/dev/null

i don't think so, the help file of autoit says that we can only use 15 digits

@Wus

i agree, but isn't there a way to "hack" autoit so it can do it with more than 15 digits

Arjan

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@/dev/null

i don't think so, the help file of autoit says that we can only use 15 digits

well, before you make such statements, you should check the code I referred to!

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