HugeInt - Integers of unlimited size

*Now compatible with MSVC* This is a class called HINT (or "Huge Int"). You use an object as you would any built-in data type with respect to all math operators (+ - * / % ++ --) and logical operators (> = == !=) and the standard insertion and extraction operators (>). Basically it's an integer of limitless size. The main difference from an int (other than the hugeness) is that you can assign it strings of numbers, and in some cases you have to, such as if you want to deal with a number that's too lar for the program to handle. Here's an example: HINT huge = "987654321012345678901231231236549878765431" cout