What is this?

It adds, subtracts, and multiplies numbers. But they can be big numbers.

How do I run?

This project was built with JDK8 with source/binary compatibility set to Java 7. It may have some remnants of JDK8 and require JDK8 to build. However, it should run using JRE7. To be safe, I'm going to say that you need JRE8 and JDK8 to run and build this project.

To run it, you can just go to the jar found in:

target/BigIntCalculator-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar

You can execute it by invoking:

java -jar BigIntCalculator-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar

Note that this does not have GUI as the runner was provided.

How do I build?

You could use Maven directly to build and get dependencies. Frankly, I don't know much about manually invoking Maven but it should work in that regard. If Maven is set up properly on your system you could, supposedly, just do:

mvn clean install

Or you could just import it as a Netbeans project by going to:

Files -> Import Project -> From Zip

You may also need to open the project:

Files -> Open Project...

And then selecting the original zip file. You may need to download dependencies by going to Project Explorer, right clicking the Dependency folder, and then clicking Download Declared Dependencies.

Note that this program does not depend on anything for execution but requires JUnit for testing and some Guava libraries for pre-written unit tests.

Also, Netbeans doesn't support UAC paths for shell execution which is required when executing Maven when the project is on a network drive. Thus, it will not work on Frostburg machine without first moving the project outside the default projects directory.

Where is documentation?

The code has has javadoc so you can build it and view it.

Then there's the readme. If you're reading this, you've found it! This is also written as a markdown file. So you could process it as HTML and make it all pretty.