BPPD Perfect Precision Library

Perfect Precision Library contains a class for a 256byte(2048bit) data type called "OODW" or 'octa(8) x octa(8) x double(2) x word(2)' = 256byte.

The OODW uses a fixed point system, covering the same range as a double precision floating point while keeping perfect accuracy throughout the range.

The data is organized as follows:
bits 0-1023 are used as a fraction, while bits 1024-2047 are used to store the integer with the 2048th bit used to store the sign.
This relatively large amount of storage allows for a range of -2^1023 to 2^1023 or -9e+307 to 9e+307 at increments of 5.6e-309

Performance is acceptable due to the nature of the process, as if only a small data range is used there isn't a large amount of processing that is needed, as the 0bytes are essentially ignored, of course when dividing the entirety of the fraction can potentially be used and so causing a loss in performance, although performance scales exceptionally well.