Math Lib

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Macros
#define	USE_64_BITS
	When defined, exposes 64-bit versions of this library's functions.

Detailed Description

Functions for integral math.

Macro Definition Documentation

MATCH_ARCH

#define MATCH_ARCH

(

func_name

)

Returns the appropriate function name based on the expected integer type.

Names will be appended with "_64" if USE_64_BITS has been set.

USE_64_BITS

#define USE_64_BITS

When defined, exposes 64-bit versions of this library's functions.

Remarks

Must be defined before including moreinttypes/core.h or moreinttypes/utils.h

Function Documentation

binary_string()

const char * binary_string	(	char *	buffer,
		uint32_t	n
	)

Converts an integer to a string representation of its binary equivalent, formatted in space-separated nibbles.

Parameters

buffer	A string buffer to use as scratch memory.
n	An integer.

Returns

A formatted string representation of n in base-2 notation.

Remarks

Negative values will be cast to their 2's complement by implicit type conversion.

binary_string_64()

const char * binary_string_64	(	char *	buffer,
		uint64_t	n
	)

Converts an integer to a string representation of its binary equivalent, formatted in space-separated nibbles.

Parameters

buffer	A string buffer to use as scratch memory.
n	An integer.

Returns

A formatted string representation of n in base-2 notation.

Remarks

Negative values will be cast to their 2's complement by implicit type conversion.

factorial_of()

long double factorial_of

(

uint32_t

n

)

Returns the factorial of an unsigned integer.

Parameters

n	An unsigned integer.

Returns

The factorial of n, if computable, otherwise 0.

The range of representable return values will depend on the bit width of the host system's long double type. A rough estimate:

Size (bytes)	Computable input values
32-bit
8	<= 170
12	<= 1754
64-bit
16	<= 1754

Remarks

Signed arguments will be cast to their unsigned equivalents. Integer overflows are signalled by an error message and a 0 return value.

factorial_of_64()

long double factorial_of_64

(

uint64_t

n

)

Returns the factorial of an unsigned integer.

Parameters

n	An unsigned integer.

Returns

The factorial of n, if computable, otherwise 0.

The range of representable return values will depend on the bit width of the host system's long double type. A rough estimate:

Size (bytes)	Computable input values
32-bit
8	<= 170
12	<= 1754
64-bit
16	<= 1754

Remarks

Signed arguments will be cast to their unsigned equivalents. Integer overflows are signalled by an error message and a 0 return value.

parse_int()

int32_t parse_int	(	const char *	str,
		int	base
	)

Returns the integral value represented by the given numeric string.

Parameters

str	A string representation of an integral value.
base	The radix to use when parsing str.

Returns

The integral value of str, otherwise 0.

parse_int_64()

int64_t parse_int_64	(	const char *	str,
		int	base
	)

Returns the integral value represented by the given numeric string.

Parameters

str	A string representation of an integral value.
base	The radix to use when parsing str.

Returns

The integral value of str, otherwise 0.

parse_succeeded()

bool parse_succeeded	(	const char *	str,
		const int64_t	val
	)

Returns true if and only if the given string represents the given value.

Parameters

str	A string representation of an integral value.
val	The value returned after parsing str.

Returns

True if val really is the value represented by str.

parse_uint()

uint32_t parse_uint	(	const char *	str,
		int	base
	)

Returns the integral value represented by the given numeric string.

Parameters

str	A string representation of an integral value.
base	The radix to use when parsing str.

Returns

The integral value of str, otherwise 0.

parse_uint_64()

uint64_t parse_uint_64	(	const char *	str,
		int	base
	)

Returns the integral value represented by the given numeric string.

Parameters

str	A string representation of an integral value.
base	The radix to use when parsing str.

Returns

The integral value of str, otherwise 0.

Remarks

Negative values will be cast to their 2's complement by implicit type conversion.