/* int128.h - 128-bit integer arithmetic for C++, by Robert Munafo (and copied to rhtf/.../int128.h.txt by proj/.../MCS.per) LICENSE This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . The license (GPL version 3) for this source code is at: mrob.com/pub/ries/GPL-3.txt HOW TO USE THIS OBJECT: Single-file projects: *- Main.c -* #include "int128.c" s128 x; main() { x = 3; x = x * 3; } Complex projects: *- makefile -* (Note: the function mk_compile is in rpmlib.pl) &mk_compile("/home/munafo/shared/proj/include/int128.c"); # Compile with flag -DI128_COMPAT_PLUS_EQUAL if on a modern compiler &mk_compile("other_module.cxx"); &mk_compile("math3000.cxx", "int128.o other_module.o"); REVISION HISTORY is in int128.c */ /* Compile line should supply -I/Users/munafo/shared/proj/include or equivalent */ #include "rpmtypes.h" #define BITS62_0 0x7FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFLL #define BIT_52 0x0010000000000000LL #define BITS51_0 0x000FFFFFFFFFFFFFLL #define HIGHBIT 0x8000000000000000LL #define ALLBITS 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFLL #define SIGBITS_HI 0x7FFFFFFF00000000LL #define HI_WORD 0xFFFFFFFF00000000LL #define LO_WORD 0x00000000FFFFFFFFLL class s128_o { private: public: s64 high; u64 low; s128_o ( ); s128_o ( int x ); s128_o ( u64 x ); s128_o ( s64 x ); s128_o ( double x ); s128_o ( const s128_o & ); operator int ( ) { int result; result = low & LO_WORD; return result; } operator unsigned long long ( ) { long long result; result = (low & BITS62_0) | (high & HIGHBIT); return result; } operator long long ( ) { long long result; return low; } operator double ( ) { double result; if (high >= 0) { result = (((double) high) * ((double) 18446744073709551616.0)) + ((double) low); } else { s64 h; u64 l; h = high; l = low; h = ~h; l = ~l; l += 1; if (l == 0) { h += 1; } result = -((((double) h) * ((double) 18446744073709551616.0)) + ((double) l)); } return result; } friend s128_o operator + ( const s128_o &, const s128_o & ); friend s128_o operator + ( s64, const s128_o & ); friend s128_o operator + ( const s128_o &, s64 ); friend s128_o operator + ( const s128_o &, u64 ); friend s128_o operator + ( const s128_o &, s32 ); friend s128_o operator - ( const s128_o &, const s128_o & ); friend s128_o operator - ( const s128_o &, s32 ); friend s128_o operator - ( const s128_o & ); friend s128_o s128_shr(s128_o); friend s128_o s128_shl(s128_o); friend s128_o mult1(s128_o x, s128_o y); friend s128_o operator * ( const s128_o &, const s128_o & ); friend s128_o operator * ( const s128_o &, u64 ); friend s128_o operator * ( const s128_o &, s32 ); friend s128_o div1(s128_o, s128_o, s128_o *); friend s128_o operator / ( const s128_o &, const s128_o & ); friend s128_o operator / ( const s128_o &, u64 ); friend s128_o operator += ( const s128_o &, const s128_o & ); friend s128_o operator += ( const s128_o &, const s64 & ); friend s128_o operator -= ( const s128_o &, const s128_o & ); friend s128_o operator -= ( const s128_o &, const s64 & ); friend s128_o operator *= ( const s128_o &, const s128_o & ); friend s128_o operator *= ( const s128_o &, const s64 & ); friend s128_o operator /= ( const s128_o &, const s128_o & ); friend s128_o operator /= ( const s128_o &, const s64 & ); friend int operator < ( const s128_o &, const s128_o & ); friend int operator < ( const s128_o &, s32 ); friend int operator <= ( const s128_o &, const s128_o & ); friend int operator <= ( const s128_o &, s32 ); friend int operator == ( const s128_o &, const s128_o & ); friend int operator == ( const s128_o &, s32 ); friend int operator != ( const s128_o &, const s128_o & ); friend int operator != ( const s128_o &, s32 ); friend int operator > ( const s128_o &, const s128_o & ); friend int operator > ( const s128_o &, s32 ); friend int operator >= ( const s128_o &, const s128_o & ); }; typedef s128_o s128; extern u64 s128_u64(s128 x); extern u32 s128_u32(s128 x); extern void s128_str(s128 x, char *s); inline s128_o::s128_o ( ): high(0), low(0) { } inline s128_o::s128_o ( u64 x ): high(0), low(x) { } inline s128_o::s128_o ( const s128_o & x ): high(x.high), low(x.low) { } /* When I originally made this library (sometime before 2004) the compiler I was using at the time was probably GCC on the PowerPC G4 iMac. For inlined += operator, the following syntax worked: inline s128_o::s128_o operator += ( s128_o & lhs, const s128_o & rhs ) { lhs = lhs + rhs; } Sometime since then, this syntax became illegal, and generates the useless error "'s128_o::s128_o' names the constructor, not the type". The simplest way to fix it appears to be to just change "s128_o::s128_o" to "s128_o", thus: inline s128_o operator += ( s128_o & lhs, const s128_o & rhs ) { lhs = lhs + rhs; } For more, see stackoverflow.com/questions/13074590 */ #ifdef I128_COMPAT_PLUS_EQUAL # define S128O_S128O s128_o #else # ifdef I128_COMPAT_PEQ_AMP # define S128O_S128O s128_o& # else # define S128O_S128O s128_o::s128_o # endif #endif inline S128O_S128O operator += ( s128_o & lhs, const s128_o & rhs ) { lhs = lhs + rhs; return lhs; } inline S128O_S128O operator += ( s128_o & lhs, const s64 & rhs ) { lhs = lhs + rhs; return lhs; } inline S128O_S128O operator -= ( s128_o & lhs, const s128_o & rhs ) { lhs = lhs - rhs; return lhs; } inline S128O_S128O operator -= ( s128_o & lhs, const s64 & rhs ) { lhs = lhs - ((s128_o)rhs); return lhs; } inline S128O_S128O operator *= ( s128_o & lhs, const s128_o & rhs ) { lhs = lhs * rhs; return lhs; } inline S128O_S128O operator *= ( s128_o & lhs, const s64 & rhs ) { lhs = lhs * ((s128_o) rhs); return lhs; } inline S128O_S128O operator /= ( s128_o & lhs, const s128_o & rhs ) { lhs = lhs / rhs; return lhs; } inline S128O_S128O operator /= ( s128_o & lhs, const s64 & rhs ) { lhs = lhs / ((s128_o) rhs); return lhs; } /* end of int128.h */