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Subject: Re: GNU Multiprecission library
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-: could you please suggest a name for a library whose code is not very long, 
-: and that's all in C (again, not necessarily efficient!) we especially need 
-: the division, and modulo operators...

Have a look at section 20.6 ("Arithmetic at arbitrary precision") in
"Numerical Recipes in C" (2nd edition).  NB: I don't know if or how
their licensing restrictions will affect you.   If you think their
routines will suit your purpose, you should contact them about any
permissions (in my experience they are pretty nice about such things).
Viel Glück!

www.nr.com
www.ulib.org/webRoot/Books/Numerical_Recipes/bookc.html