I know the version bump to 9.0.0 had no breaking changes, but for some developers the different version numbers in the doc can be confusing.

Bump it manually or automate the number with API call if only the latest documentation is shown:
https://api.npms.io/v2/package/bignumber.js

https://github.com/MikeMcl/bignumber.js/blob/986fd70e514e58e86d43bc9944547d82658e47ae/doc/API.html#L61

How about adding a sum helper?

const numbers = [Decimal(1), Decimal(2), Decimal(3)]
Decimal.sum(numbers) // => 6

This would be sugar for:

numbers.reduce((acc, current) => acc.add(current), Decimal(0))

It would be nice to have an option to bypass adding zeros here.

What if we have dp = 1e6, and the value passed is just 0? We end up adding 1e6 zeros, which consumes a lot of time and may be pointless for most usage scenarios.

Also, I think that pushing constant value within cycle here (and in some other places in the code) is not

The tar-ball on github seems to have the doc and README.rst file, but the one from pypi is missing these. (Trying to package the lastest version for opensuse and the standard is to get the tar-balls from pypi). Would be great to include these again in the next version.

Thanks

Returns x such that incomplete_gamma(a, x) = y. It could be implemented by searching for the only root of a monotonic function on (0, infinity).

see gammaincinv

Could you please provide a small example how to use this module? For example in a node.js environment?

Let's face it, the readme could be a lot better. It should be refactored to conform to current conventions, provide a more complete overview of the library and to increase readability

Describe the bug
README is not well structured

To Reproduce
Look at README file

Expected behavior
README should provide a quick overview what the library provides, way to contribute. Detailed descriptions should be moved to Wiki

To start with, it should handle 1-dimensional functions of these types:

• Polynomials (ax + b)
• Exponentials (a * b^x)
• Logarithmic (b log a)

Should be able to:

• Provide the derivative function
• Provide the integral function

Seen with @arnetheduck.

for uint128, stint properly generates add + adc (see status-im/nim-stint#10)

But for uint256+, the way carry is done will loop multiple time on the low half
https://github.com/status-im/nim-stint/blob/9993b9dca4a2dbf76bc432252ad4e8db944ae831/stint/private/uint_addsub.nim#L17-L29

Important for WASM codesize optimization.

I'm currently contributing an automatic PR labeler to this package as part of my task in Google Code In.

I believe that by adding "documentation" (for detecting change in a markdown file) and "Testing" (detecting a change in the /test folder) labels, the package contributing can be made much easier.

Regards,
PseudoCodeNerd

I don't think we can even see the documentation lines in traits.rs, and there needs to be a note pointing to ShiftAmount and the documentation I have placed there.