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<p>NumericAnnex now requires Xcode 9 beta 5 or a recent development snapshot of
Swift 4.0 that includes the revised numeric protocols.</p>
<p>It requires either <code>Darwin.C</code> (macOS) or <code>Glibc</code> (Linux) for transcendental
functions provided by the C standard library and either <code>Security</code> (macOS) or
<code>Glibc</code> (Linux) for cryptographically secure random bytes.</p>
<p>On Apple platforms, it requires the Security framework for cryptographically
secure random bytes.</p>
<h2 id='installation' class='heading'>Installation</h2>
<p>After NumericAnnex has been cloned or downloaded locally, build the library with
the command <code>swift build</code> (macOS) or <code>swift build -Xcc -D_GNU_SOURCE</code> (Linux).
Tests can be run with the command <code>swift test</code> (macOS) or
<p>After NumericAnnex has been cloned or downloaded locally, build the library
using the command <code>swift build</code> (macOS) or <code>swift build -Xcc -D_GNU_SOURCE</code>
(Linux). Run tests with the command <code>swift test</code> (macOS) or
<code>swift test -Xcc -D_GNU_SOURCE</code> (Linux). An Xcode project can be generated with
the command <code>swift package generate-xcodeproj</code>.</p>
@ -220,9 +219,8 @@ counterpart (e.g., <code>Complex128.cbrt(-8) != -2</code>).</p>
<h2 id='future-directions' class='heading'>Future Directions</h2>
<ul>
<li>[ ] Add more tests, including performance tests</li>
<li>[ ] Design and implement additional methods on <code>PRNG</code></li>
<li>[ ] Design and implement <code>BigInt</code></li>
<li>Add more tests, including performance tests</li>
<li>Design and implement additional methods on <code>PRNG</code></li>
</ul>
<h2 id='license' class='heading'>License</h2>

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@ -160,14 +160,13 @@ production-ready at this time.</p>
<p>NumericAnnex now requires Xcode 9 beta 5 or a recent development snapshot of
Swift 4.0 that includes the revised numeric protocols.</p>
<p>It requires either <code>Darwin.C</code> (macOS) or <code>Glibc</code> (Linux) for transcendental
functions provided by the C standard library and either <code>Security</code> (macOS) or
<code>Glibc</code> (Linux) for cryptographically secure random bytes.</p>
<p>On Apple platforms, it requires the Security framework for cryptographically
secure random bytes.</p>
<h2 id='installation' class='heading'>Installation</h2>
<p>After NumericAnnex has been cloned or downloaded locally, build the library with
the command <code>swift build</code> (macOS) or <code>swift build -Xcc -D_GNU_SOURCE</code> (Linux).
Tests can be run with the command <code>swift test</code> (macOS) or
<p>After NumericAnnex has been cloned or downloaded locally, build the library
using the command <code>swift build</code> (macOS) or <code>swift build -Xcc -D_GNU_SOURCE</code>
(Linux). Run tests with the command <code>swift test</code> (macOS) or
<code>swift test -Xcc -D_GNU_SOURCE</code> (Linux). An Xcode project can be generated with
the command <code>swift package generate-xcodeproj</code>.</p>
@ -220,9 +219,8 @@ counterpart (e.g., <code>Complex128.cbrt(-8) != -2</code>).</p>
<h2 id='future-directions' class='heading'>Future Directions</h2>
<ul>
<li>[ ] Add more tests, including performance tests</li>
<li>[ ] Design and implement additional methods on <code>PRNG</code></li>
<li>[ ] Design and implement <code>BigInt</code></li>
<li>Add more tests, including performance tests</li>
<li>Design and implement additional methods on <code>PRNG</code></li>
</ul>
<h2 id='license' class='heading'>License</h2>