MultiSource/Benchmarks/MallocBench/gs/gxfixed.h

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/* gxfixed.h */
/* Fixed-point arithmetic for GhostScript */

/*
 * Coordinates are generally represented internally by fixed-point
 * quantities: integers lose accuracy in crucial places,
 * and floating point arithmetic is slow.
 */
typedef long fixed;
#define max_fixed 0x7fffffffL
#define min_fixed (~max_fixed)
/*
 * 12 bits of fraction provides both the necessary accuracy and
 * a sufficiently large range of coordinates.
 */
#define _fixed_shift 12
#define _fixed_scale (1<<_fixed_shift)
#define _fixed_rshift(x) arith_rshift(x,_fixed_shift)
#define _fixed_round_v (_fixed_scale>>1)
#define _fixed_fraction_v (_fixed_scale-1)

/*
 * Most operations can be done directly on fixed-point quantities:
 * addition, subtraction, shifting, multiplication or division by
 * (integer) constants; assignment, assignment with zero;
 * comparison, comparison against zero.
 * Multiplication and division by floats is OK if the result is
 * explicitly cast back to fixed.
 * Conversion to and from int and float types must be done explicitly.
 * Note that if we are casting a fixed to a float in a context where
 * only ratios and not actual values are involved, we don't need to take
 * the scale factor into account: we can simply cast to float directly.
 */
#define int2fixed(i) ((fixed)(i)<<_fixed_shift)
/*
 * Because of the way conversions from fixed to int are defined
 * on MS-DOS systems, the argument of fixed2int must be a variable
 * (or at least something that has an l-value).
 */
#ifdef __MSDOS__
/* Assume 16-bit ints, little-endian machine. */
#  define _fixed_hi(x) *((uint *)&(x)+1)
#  define _fixed_lo(x) *((uint *)&(x))
#  define fixed2int(x)\
	((int)((_fixed_hi(x) << (16-_fixed_shift)) +\
	       (_fixed_lo(x) >> _fixed_shift)))
#  define fixed2int_rounded(x)\
	((int)((_fixed_hi(x) << (16-_fixed_shift)) +\
	       (((_fixed_lo(x) >> (_fixed_shift-1))+1)>>1)))
#  define fixed2int_ceiling(x)\
	(fixed2int(x) -\
	 arith_rshift((int)-(_fixed_lo(x) & _fixed_fraction_v), _fixed_shift))
#else					/* use reasonable definitions */
#  define fixed2int(x) ((int)_fixed_rshift(x))
#  define fixed2int_rounded(x) ((int)_fixed_rshift((x)+_fixed_round_v))
#  define fixed2int_ceiling(x) ((int)_fixed_rshift((x)+_fixed_fraction_v))
#endif
/* The other definitions are more reasonable. */
#define fixed2long(x) ((long)_fixed_rshift(x))
#define fixed2long_rounded(x) ((long)_fixed_rshift((x)+_fixed_round_v))
#define fixed2long_ceiling(x) ((long)_fixed_rshift((x)+_fixed_fraction_v))
#define float2fixed(f) ((fixed)((f)*(float)_fixed_scale))
#define fixed2float(x) ((float)((x)*(1.0/_fixed_scale)))

/* Rounding and truncation on fixeds */
#define fixed_truncated(x) ((x)&(-1L<<_fixed_shift))
#define fixed_rounded(x) (((x)+_fixed_round_v)&(-1L<<_fixed_shift))
#define fixed_fraction(x) ((x)&_fixed_fraction_v)

/* A point with fixed coordinates */
typedef struct gs_fixed_point_s {
	fixed x, y;
} gs_fixed_point;

/* A rectangle with fixed coordinates */
typedef struct gs_fixed_rect_s {
	gs_fixed_point p, q;
} gs_fixed_rect;