Math-BigInt 1.999719

on Perl CPAN

Revert the change to Math::BigFloat's blsft() and brsft() methods, which
truncated the input (and output) to integers. However, now convert the base
to an object only when the base isn't an object already. Also return NaN if
any of the three operands is a NaN.

Change t/bigfltpm.inc to reflect the changes to blsft() and brsft(). Also,
when a method should be tested, actually test that method, not the
overloaded operator, which doesn't necessarily behave in the exact same
manner as the method. This applies to the methods binc(), bdec(), bpow(),
badd(), bsub(), bmul(), bdiv() in scalar context, brsft(), blsft(), and
bmod().

The first output argument from objectify() is the class name, so use the
variable name $class, not $self.