Remove various ABS macros and replace uses with fabs (or in one case abs)

[thirdparty/glibc.git] / sysdeps / ieee754 / dbl-64 / mpa.h

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/************************************************************************/
/*  MODULE_NAME: mpa.h                                                  */
/*                                                                      */
/*  FUNCTIONS:                                                          */
/*               mcr                                                    */
/*               acr                                                    */
/*               cpy                                                    */
/*               mp_dbl                                                 */
/*               dbl_mp                                                 */
/*               add                                                    */
/*               sub                                                    */
/*               mul                                                    */
/*               dvd                                                    */
/*                                                                      */
/* Arithmetic functions for multiple precision numbers.                 */
/* Common types and definition                                          */
/************************************************************************/

#include <mpa-arch.h>

/* The mp_no structure holds the details of a multi-precision floating point
   number.

   - The radix of the number (R) is 2 ^ 24.

   - E: The exponent of the number.

   - D[0]: The sign (-1, 1) or 0 if the value is 0.  In the latter case, the
     values of the remaining members of the structure are ignored.

   - D[1] - D[p]: The mantissa of the number where:

	0 <= D[i] < R and
	P is the precision of the number and 1 <= p <= 32

     D[p+1] ... D[39] have no significance.

   - The value of the number is:

	D[1] * R ^ (E - 1) + D[2] * R ^ (E - 2) ... D[p] * R ^ (E - p)

   */
typedef struct
{
  int e;
  mantissa_t d[40];
} mp_no;

typedef union
{
  int i[2];
  double d;
} number;

extern const mp_no __mpone;
extern const mp_no __mptwo;

#define  X   x->d
#define  Y   y->d
#define  Z   z->d
#define  EX  x->e
#define  EY  y->e
#define  EZ  z->e

#ifndef RADIXI
# define  RADIXI    0x1.0p-24		/* 2^-24   */
#endif

#ifndef TWO52
# define  TWO52     0x1.0p52		/* 2^52    */
#endif

#define  TWO5      TWOPOW (5)		/* 2^5     */
#define  TWO8      TWOPOW (8)		/* 2^52    */
#define  TWO10     TWOPOW (10)		/* 2^10    */
#define  TWO18     TWOPOW (18)		/* 2^18    */
#define  TWO19     TWOPOW (19)		/* 2^19    */
#define  TWO23     TWOPOW (23)		/* 2^23    */

#define  HALFRAD   TWO23

#define  TWO57     0x1.0p57		/* 2^57    */
#define  TWO71     0x1.0p71		/* 2^71    */
#define  TWOM1032  0x1.0p-1032		/* 2^-1032 */
#define  TWOM1022  0x1.0p-1022		/* 2^-1022 */

#define  HALF      0x1.0p-1		/* 1/2 */
#define  MHALF     -0x1.0p-1		/* -1/2 */

int __acr (const mp_no *, const mp_no *, int);
void __cpy (const mp_no *, mp_no *, int);
void __mp_dbl (const mp_no *, double *, int);
void __dbl_mp (double, mp_no *, int);
void __add (const mp_no *, const mp_no *, mp_no *, int);
void __sub (const mp_no *, const mp_no *, mp_no *, int);
void __mul (const mp_no *, const mp_no *, mp_no *, int);
void __sqr (const mp_no *, mp_no *, int);
void __dvd (const mp_no *, const mp_no *, mp_no *, int);

extern void __mpatan (mp_no *, mp_no *, int);
extern void __mpatan2 (mp_no *, mp_no *, mp_no *, int);
extern void __mpsqrt (mp_no *, mp_no *, int);
extern void __mpexp (mp_no *, mp_no *, int);
extern void __c32 (mp_no *, mp_no *, mp_no *, int);
extern int __mpranred (double, mp_no *, int);

/* Given a power POW, build a multiprecision number 2^POW.  */
static inline void
__pow_mp (int pow, mp_no *y, int p)
{
  int i, rem;

  /* The exponent is E such that E is a factor of 2^24.  The remainder (of the
     form 2^x) goes entirely into the first digit of the mantissa as it is
     always less than 2^24.  */
  EY = pow / 24;
  rem = pow - EY * 24;
  EY++;

  /* If the remainder is negative, it means that POW was negative since
     |EY * 24| <= |pow|.  Adjust so that REM is positive and still less than
     24 because of which, the mantissa digit is less than 2^24.  */
  if (rem < 0)
    {
      EY--;
      rem += 24;
    }
  /* The sign of any 2^x is always positive.  */
  Y[0] = 1;
  Y[1] = 1 << rem;

  /* Everything else is 0.  */
  for (i = 2; i <= p; i++)
    Y[i] = 0;
}