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uint128 1.0.1: Unsigned integer datatypes for PostgreSQL / PostgreSQL Extension Network

https://pgxn.org/dist/uint128/1.0.1

“This extension provides additional integer types for PostgreSQL: uint2, uint4, uint8, uint16, int16” (the page’s own description)

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