Java library for fast fixed-point arithmetic based on longs with support for up to 18 decimal places.

http://decimal4j.org/javadoc

• Fixed-point arithmetic with 0 to 18 decimal places
  • Implementation based on unscaled long value
  • Option to throw an exception when an arithmetic overflow occurs
• Scale
  • Type of a variable defines the scale (except for wildcard types)
  • Result has usually the same scale as the primary operand (also for multiplication and division)
• Type Conversion
  • Efficient conversion from and to various other number types
  • Convenience methods to directly inter-operate with other data types (long, double, ...)
  • All rounding modes supported (default: HALF_UP)
• Efficiency
  • Fast and efficient implementation (see performance benchmarks)
  • MutableDecimal implementation for chained operations
  • DecimalArithmetic API for zero-garbage computations (with unscaled long values)

public class Interest { public static void main(String[] args) { Decimal2f principal = Decimal2f.valueOf(9500); Decimal3f rate = Decimal3f.valueOf(0.067); Decimal2f time = Decimal2f.valueOf(1).divide(4); Decimal2f interest = principal.multiplyBy(rate.multiplyExact(time)); System.out.println("First quarter interest: $" + interest);	} }

will output

First quarter interest: $159.13 

public class Circle { public static void main(String[] args) { Decimal18f PI = Decimal18f.valueOf(Math.PI); Decimal2f radius = Decimal2f.valueOf(5); Decimal2f circ = radius.multiplyBy(PI.multiply(2)); System.out.println("Circumference with 5m radius is ~" + circ + "m"); System.out.println("Circumference with 5m radius is ~" + (2*Math.PI * 5) + "m"); Decimal2f down = radius.multiplyBy(PI.multiply(2), RoundingMode.DOWN); System.out.println("Circumference with 5m radius is larger than " + down + "m");	} }

will output

Circumference with 5m radius is ~31.42m Circumference with 5m radius is ~31.41592653589793m Circumference with 5m radius is larger than 31.41m 

Can be found in the wiki.

<dependency>	<groupId>org.decimal4j</groupId>	<artifactId>decimal4j</artifactId>	<version>1.0.3</version>	<scope>compile</scope> </dependency>

compile 'org.decimal4j:decimal4j:1.0.3' 

You can download binaries, sources and javadoc from maven central:

• decimal4j download

• Questions & Answers

• Javadoc API
• Wiki
• More Examples
• Zero-garbage Computations (with unscaled long values)
• Test Coverage
• Performance Benchmarks