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Introduce hazelcast::client::decimal [API-1297] #967
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Why about adding this to builtin serializers? Currently what do we have for bigdecimal in cpp? If we are going to do it, can you create an issue in Jira to track it? |
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The first part of the review just including the review of .h
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I think there is already jira tasks for all missing types in all the languages. See https://hazelcast.atlassian.net/jira/software/projects/API/boards/40/backlog?selectedIssue=API-884&text=serializers |
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for (auto& item : a) { | ||
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int carry = 1; |
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Can you document what is the purpose of carry
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This class will be used in SQL and in Compact to match with Decimal type on SQL and Compact. a.k.a BigDecimal on java.
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Serkan, already approved the PR. Merging the PR. |
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* Introduce hazelcast::client::decimal This class will be used in SQL and in Compact to match with Decimal type on SQL and Compact. a.k.a BigDecimal on java. * add equality operator * rename decimal to big_decimal
This class will be used in SQL and in Compact to match with
Decimal type on SQL and Compact. a.k.a BigDecimal on java.