A .NET decimal type with infinite precision and scale.
PerfectDecimal is so called because it is built as a ratio between two integer types, enabling the correct representation of non-terminating decimals.
Using a ratio of two integer types also allows PerfectDecimal to correctly represent numbers that are not correctly representable by standard floating
point types.
In other words, PerfectDecimal has (theoretically) infinite precision and scale.
Current goals for the project:
- Infinite precision and scale
- Good-enough testing
- Support for Generic Math interfaces