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Chris@16 1 ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Chris@16 2 // Copyright 2011 John Maddock. Distributed under the Boost
Chris@16 3 // Software License, Version 1.0. (See accompanying file
Chris@16 4 // LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)
Chris@16 5
Chris@16 6 #ifndef BOOST_MATH_EXTENDED_REAL_HPP
Chris@16 7 #define BOOST_MATH_EXTENDED_REAL_HPP
Chris@16 8
Chris@16 9 #include <boost/cstdint.hpp>
Chris@16 10 #include <boost/mpl/max.hpp>
Chris@16 11 #include <boost/mpl/plus.hpp>
Chris@16 12 #include <boost/mpl/or.hpp>
Chris@16 13 #include <boost/mpl/find_if.hpp>
Chris@16 14 #include <boost/assert.hpp>
Chris@16 15 #include <boost/type_traits/remove_pointer.hpp>
Chris@16 16 #include <boost/type_traits/is_signed.hpp>
Chris@16 17 #include <boost/type_traits/is_unsigned.hpp>
Chris@16 18 #include <boost/type_traits/is_floating_point.hpp>
Chris@16 19 #include <boost/type_traits/is_integral.hpp>
Chris@16 20 #include <boost/type_traits/make_unsigned.hpp>
Chris@16 21 #include <boost/throw_exception.hpp>
Chris@16 22 #include <boost/multiprecision/detail/generic_interconvert.hpp>
Chris@16 23 #include <boost/multiprecision/detail/number_compare.hpp>
Chris@16 24 #include <boost/multiprecision/traits/is_restricted_conversion.hpp>
Chris@16 25 #include <istream> // stream operators
Chris@16 26 #include <cstdio> // EOF
Chris@16 27
Chris@16 28 namespace boost{ namespace multiprecision{
Chris@16 29
Chris@16 30 #ifdef BOOST_MSVC
Chris@16 31 // warning C4127: conditional expression is constant
Chris@16 32 // warning C4714: function marked as __forceinline not inlined
Chris@16 33 #pragma warning(push)
Chris@16 34 #pragma warning(disable:4127 4714)
Chris@16 35 #endif
Chris@16 36
Chris@16 37 template <class Backend, expression_template_option ExpressionTemplates>
Chris@16 38 class number
Chris@16 39 {
Chris@16 40 typedef number<Backend, ExpressionTemplates> self_type;
Chris@16 41 public:
Chris@16 42 typedef Backend backend_type;
Chris@16 43 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE BOOST_CONSTEXPR number() BOOST_NOEXCEPT_IF(noexcept(Backend())) {}
Chris@101 44 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE BOOST_CONSTEXPR number(const number& e) BOOST_NOEXCEPT_IF(noexcept(Backend(std::declval<Backend const&>()))) : m_backend(e.m_backend){}
Chris@16 45 template <class V>
Chris@16 46 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE number(const V& v, typename boost::enable_if_c<
Chris@16 47 (boost::is_arithmetic<V>::value || is_same<std::string, V>::value || is_convertible<V, const char*>::value)
Chris@16 48 && !is_convertible<typename detail::canonical<V, Backend>::type, Backend>::value
Chris@16 49 && !detail::is_restricted_conversion<typename detail::canonical<V, Backend>::type, Backend>::value
Chris@16 50 >::type* = 0)
Chris@16 51 {
Chris@16 52 m_backend = canonical_value(v);
Chris@16 53 }
Chris@16 54 template <class V>
Chris@16 55 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE BOOST_CONSTEXPR number(const V& v, typename boost::enable_if_c<
Chris@16 56 is_convertible<typename detail::canonical<V, Backend>::type, Backend>::value
Chris@16 57 && !detail::is_restricted_conversion<typename detail::canonical<V, Backend>::type, Backend>::value
Chris@101 58 >::type* = 0)
Chris@101 59 #ifndef BOOST_INTEL
Chris@101 60 BOOST_NOEXCEPT_IF(noexcept(Backend(std::declval<typename detail::canonical<V, Backend>::type const&>())))
Chris@101 61 #endif
Chris@16 62 : m_backend(canonical_value(v)) {}
Chris@101 63 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE BOOST_CONSTEXPR number(const number& e, unsigned digits10)
Chris@101 64 BOOST_NOEXCEPT_IF(noexcept(Backend(std::declval<Backend const&>(), std::declval<unsigned>())))
Chris@16 65 : m_backend(e.m_backend, digits10){}
Chris@16 66 template <class V>
Chris@16 67 explicit BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE number(const V& v, typename boost::enable_if_c<
Chris@16 68 (boost::is_arithmetic<V>::value || is_same<std::string, V>::value || is_convertible<V, const char*>::value)
Chris@16 69 && !detail::is_explicitly_convertible<typename detail::canonical<V, Backend>::type, Backend>::value
Chris@16 70 && detail::is_restricted_conversion<typename detail::canonical<V, Backend>::type, Backend>::value
Chris@101 71 >::type* = 0)
Chris@101 72 BOOST_NOEXCEPT_IF(noexcept(std::declval<Backend&>() = std::declval<typename detail::canonical<V, Backend>::type const&>()))
Chris@16 73 {
Chris@16 74 m_backend = canonical_value(v);
Chris@16 75 }
Chris@16 76 template <class V>
Chris@16 77 explicit BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE BOOST_CONSTEXPR number(const V& v, typename boost::enable_if_c<
Chris@16 78 detail::is_explicitly_convertible<typename detail::canonical<V, Backend>::type, Backend>::value
Chris@16 79 && (detail::is_restricted_conversion<typename detail::canonical<V, Backend>::type, Backend>::value
Chris@16 80 || !is_convertible<typename detail::canonical<V, Backend>::type, Backend>::value)
Chris@16 81 >::type* = 0)
Chris@101 82 BOOST_NOEXCEPT_IF(noexcept(Backend(std::declval<typename detail::canonical<V, Backend>::type const&>())))
Chris@16 83 : m_backend(canonical_value(v)) {}
Chris@16 84 /*
Chris@16 85 //
Chris@16 86 // This conflicts with component based initialization (for rational and complex types)
Chris@16 87 // which is arguably more useful. Disabled for now.
Chris@16 88 //
Chris@16 89 template <class V>
Chris@16 90 number(V v, unsigned digits10, typename boost::enable_if<mpl::or_<boost::is_arithmetic<V>, is_same<std::string, V>, is_convertible<V, const char*> > >::type* dummy1 = 0)
Chris@16 91 {
Chris@16 92 m_backend.precision(digits10);
Chris@16 93 m_backend = canonical_value(v);
Chris@16 94 }
Chris@16 95 */
Chris@16 96 template<expression_template_option ET>
Chris@16 97 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE BOOST_CONSTEXPR number(const number<Backend, ET>& val)
Chris@101 98 BOOST_NOEXCEPT_IF(noexcept(Backend(std::declval<Backend const&>()))) : m_backend(val.backend()) {}
Chris@16 99
Chris@16 100 template <class Other, expression_template_option ET>
Chris@16 101 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE number(const number<Other, ET>& val,
Chris@16 102 typename boost::enable_if_c<(boost::is_convertible<Other, Backend>::value && !detail::is_restricted_conversion<Other, Backend>::value)>::type* = 0)
Chris@101 103 BOOST_NOEXCEPT_IF(noexcept(Backend(std::declval<Other const&>())))
Chris@16 104 : m_backend(val.backend()) {}
Chris@16 105
Chris@16 106 template <class Other, expression_template_option ET>
Chris@16 107 explicit number(const number<Other, ET>& val, typename boost::enable_if_c<
Chris@16 108 (!detail::is_explicitly_convertible<Other, Backend>::value)
Chris@16 109 >::type* = 0)
Chris@16 110 {
Chris@16 111 //
Chris@16 112 // Attempt a generic interconvertion:
Chris@16 113 //
Chris@16 114 detail::generic_interconvert(backend(), val.backend(), number_category<Backend>(), number_category<Other>());
Chris@16 115 }
Chris@16 116 template <class Other, expression_template_option ET>
Chris@16 117 explicit BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE number(const number<Other, ET>& val, typename boost::enable_if_c<
Chris@16 118 (detail::is_explicitly_convertible<Other, Backend>::value
Chris@16 119 && (detail::is_restricted_conversion<Other, Backend>::value || !boost::is_convertible<Other, Backend>::value))
Chris@101 120 >::type* = 0) BOOST_NOEXCEPT_IF(noexcept(Backend(std::declval<Other const&>())))
Chris@16 121 : m_backend(val.backend()) {}
Chris@16 122
Chris@16 123 template <class V>
Chris@16 124 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE number(V v1, V v2, typename boost::enable_if<mpl::or_<boost::is_arithmetic<V>, is_same<std::string, V>, is_convertible<V, const char*> > >::type* = 0)
Chris@16 125 {
Chris@16 126 using default_ops::assign_components;
Chris@16 127 assign_components(m_backend, canonical_value(v1), canonical_value(v2));
Chris@16 128 }
Chris@16 129 template <class Other, expression_template_option ET>
Chris@16 130 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE number(const number<Other, ET>& v1, const number<Other, ET>& v2, typename boost::enable_if<boost::is_convertible<Other, Backend> >::type* = 0)
Chris@16 131 {
Chris@16 132 using default_ops::assign_components;
Chris@16 133 assign_components(m_backend, v1.backend(), v2.backend());
Chris@16 134 }
Chris@16 135
Chris@16 136 template <class tag, class Arg1, class Arg2, class Arg3, class Arg4>
Chris@16 137 typename boost::enable_if<is_convertible<typename detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>::result_type, self_type>, number&>::type operator=(const detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>& e)
Chris@16 138 {
Chris@16 139 typedef typename is_same<number, typename detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>::result_type>::type tag_type;
Chris@16 140 do_assign(e, tag_type());
Chris@16 141 return *this;
Chris@16 142 }
Chris@16 143 template <class tag, class Arg1, class Arg2, class Arg3, class Arg4>
Chris@16 144 number& assign(const detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>& e)
Chris@16 145 {
Chris@16 146 typedef typename is_same<number, typename detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>::result_type>::type tag_type;
Chris@16 147 do_assign(e, tag_type());
Chris@16 148 return *this;
Chris@16 149 }
Chris@16 150
Chris@16 151 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE number& operator=(const number& e)
Chris@101 152 BOOST_NOEXCEPT_IF(noexcept(std::declval<Backend&>() = std::declval<Backend const&>()))
Chris@16 153 {
Chris@16 154 m_backend = e.m_backend;
Chris@16 155 return *this;
Chris@16 156 }
Chris@16 157
Chris@16 158 template <class V>
Chris@16 159 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE typename boost::enable_if<is_convertible<V, self_type>, number<Backend, ExpressionTemplates>& >::type
Chris@16 160 operator=(const V& v)
Chris@101 161 BOOST_NOEXCEPT_IF(noexcept(std::declval<Backend&>() = std::declval<const typename detail::canonical<V, Backend>::type&>()))
Chris@16 162 {
Chris@16 163 m_backend = canonical_value(v);
Chris@16 164 return *this;
Chris@16 165 }
Chris@16 166 template <class V>
Chris@16 167 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE number<Backend, ExpressionTemplates>& assign(const V& v)
Chris@101 168 BOOST_NOEXCEPT_IF(noexcept(std::declval<Backend&>() = std::declval<const typename detail::canonical<V, Backend>::type&>()))
Chris@16 169 {
Chris@16 170 m_backend = canonical_value(v);
Chris@16 171 return *this;
Chris@16 172 }
Chris@16 173 template <class Other, expression_template_option ET>
Chris@16 174 typename boost::disable_if<boost::multiprecision::detail::is_explicitly_convertible<Other, Backend>, number<Backend, ExpressionTemplates>& >::type
Chris@16 175 assign(const number<Other, ET>& v)
Chris@16 176 {
Chris@16 177 //
Chris@16 178 // Attempt a generic interconvertion:
Chris@16 179 //
Chris@16 180 detail::generic_interconvert(backend(), v.backend(), number_category<Backend>(), number_category<Other>());
Chris@16 181 return *this;
Chris@16 182 }
Chris@16 183
Chris@16 184 template <class tag, class Arg1, class Arg2, class Arg3, class Arg4>
Chris@16 185 number(const detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>& e, typename boost::enable_if_c<is_convertible<typename detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>::result_type, self_type>::value>::type* = 0)
Chris@16 186 {
Chris@16 187 *this = e;
Chris@16 188 }
Chris@16 189 template <class tag, class Arg1, class Arg2, class Arg3, class Arg4>
Chris@16 190 explicit number(const detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>& e,
Chris@16 191 typename boost::enable_if_c<!is_convertible<typename detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>::result_type, self_type>::value
Chris@16 192 && boost::multiprecision::detail::is_explicitly_convertible<typename detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>::result_type, self_type>::value>::type* = 0)
Chris@16 193 {
Chris@16 194 assign(e);
Chris@16 195 }
Chris@16 196
Chris@16 197 #ifndef BOOST_NO_CXX11_RVALUE_REFERENCES
Chris@16 198 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE BOOST_CONSTEXPR number(number&& r)
Chris@16 199 BOOST_NOEXCEPT_IF(noexcept(Backend(std::declval<Backend>())))
Chris@16 200 : m_backend(static_cast<Backend&&>(r.m_backend)){}
Chris@101 201 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE number& operator=(number&& r) BOOST_NOEXCEPT_IF(noexcept(std::declval<Backend&>() = std::declval<Backend>()))
Chris@16 202 {
Chris@16 203 m_backend = static_cast<Backend&&>(r.m_backend);
Chris@16 204 return *this;
Chris@16 205 }
Chris@16 206 #endif
Chris@16 207
Chris@16 208 number& operator+=(const self_type& val)
Chris@16 209 {
Chris@16 210 do_add(detail::expression<detail::terminal, self_type>(val), detail::terminal());
Chris@16 211 return *this;
Chris@16 212 }
Chris@16 213
Chris@16 214 template <class tag, class Arg1, class Arg2, class Arg3, class Arg4>
Chris@16 215 number& operator+=(const detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>& e)
Chris@16 216 {
Chris@16 217 // Create a copy if e contains this, but not if we're just doing a
Chris@16 218 // x += x
Chris@16 219 if(contains_self(e) && !is_self(e))
Chris@16 220 {
Chris@16 221 self_type temp(e);
Chris@16 222 do_add(detail::expression<detail::terminal, self_type>(temp), detail::terminal());
Chris@16 223 }
Chris@16 224 else
Chris@16 225 {
Chris@16 226 do_add(e, tag());
Chris@16 227 }
Chris@16 228 return *this;
Chris@16 229 }
Chris@16 230
Chris@16 231 template <class Arg1, class Arg2, class Arg3, class Arg4>
Chris@16 232 number& operator+=(const detail::expression<detail::multiply_immediates, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>& e)
Chris@16 233 {
Chris@16 234 //
Chris@16 235 // Fused multiply-add:
Chris@16 236 //
Chris@16 237 using default_ops::eval_multiply_add;
Chris@16 238 eval_multiply_add(m_backend, canonical_value(e.left_ref()), canonical_value(e.right_ref()));
Chris@16 239 return *this;
Chris@16 240 }
Chris@16 241
Chris@16 242 template <class V>
Chris@16 243 typename boost::enable_if<boost::is_convertible<V, self_type>, number<Backend, ExpressionTemplates>& >::type
Chris@16 244 operator+=(const V& v)
Chris@16 245 {
Chris@16 246 using default_ops::eval_add;
Chris@16 247 eval_add(m_backend, canonical_value(v));
Chris@16 248 return *this;
Chris@16 249 }
Chris@16 250
Chris@16 251 number& operator-=(const self_type& val)
Chris@16 252 {
Chris@16 253 do_subtract(detail::expression<detail::terminal, self_type>(val), detail::terminal());
Chris@16 254 return *this;
Chris@16 255 }
Chris@16 256
Chris@16 257 template <class tag, class Arg1, class Arg2, class Arg3, class Arg4>
Chris@16 258 number& operator-=(const detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>& e)
Chris@16 259 {
Chris@16 260 // Create a copy if e contains this:
Chris@16 261 if(contains_self(e))
Chris@16 262 {
Chris@16 263 self_type temp(e);
Chris@16 264 do_subtract(detail::expression<detail::terminal, self_type>(temp), detail::terminal());
Chris@16 265 }
Chris@16 266 else
Chris@16 267 {
Chris@16 268 do_subtract(e, typename detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>::tag_type());
Chris@16 269 }
Chris@16 270 return *this;
Chris@16 271 }
Chris@16 272
Chris@16 273 template <class V>
Chris@16 274 typename boost::enable_if<boost::is_convertible<V, self_type>, number<Backend, ExpressionTemplates>& >::type
Chris@16 275 operator-=(const V& v)
Chris@16 276 {
Chris@16 277 using default_ops::eval_subtract;
Chris@16 278 eval_subtract(m_backend, canonical_value(v));
Chris@16 279 return *this;
Chris@16 280 }
Chris@16 281
Chris@16 282 template <class Arg1, class Arg2, class Arg3, class Arg4>
Chris@16 283 number& operator-=(const detail::expression<detail::multiply_immediates, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>& e)
Chris@16 284 {
Chris@16 285 //
Chris@16 286 // Fused multiply-subtract:
Chris@16 287 //
Chris@16 288 using default_ops::eval_multiply_subtract;
Chris@16 289 eval_multiply_subtract(m_backend, canonical_value(e.left_ref()), canonical_value(e.right_ref()));
Chris@16 290 return *this;
Chris@16 291 }
Chris@16 292
Chris@16 293
Chris@16 294 number& operator *= (const self_type& e)
Chris@16 295 {
Chris@16 296 do_multiplies(detail::expression<detail::terminal, self_type>(e), detail::terminal());
Chris@16 297 return *this;
Chris@16 298 }
Chris@16 299
Chris@16 300 template <class tag, class Arg1, class Arg2, class Arg3, class Arg4>
Chris@16 301 number& operator*=(const detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>& e)
Chris@16 302 {
Chris@16 303 // Create a temporary if the RHS references *this, but not
Chris@16 304 // if we're just doing an x *= x;
Chris@16 305 if(contains_self(e) && !is_self(e))
Chris@16 306 {
Chris@16 307 self_type temp(e);
Chris@16 308 do_multiplies(detail::expression<detail::terminal, self_type>(temp), detail::terminal());
Chris@16 309 }
Chris@16 310 else
Chris@16 311 {
Chris@16 312 do_multiplies(e, typename detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>::tag_type());
Chris@16 313 }
Chris@16 314 return *this;
Chris@16 315 }
Chris@16 316
Chris@16 317 template <class V>
Chris@16 318 typename boost::enable_if<boost::is_convertible<V, self_type>, number<Backend, ExpressionTemplates>& >::type
Chris@16 319 operator*=(const V& v)
Chris@16 320 {
Chris@16 321 using default_ops::eval_multiply;
Chris@16 322 eval_multiply(m_backend, canonical_value(v));
Chris@16 323 return *this;
Chris@16 324 }
Chris@16 325
Chris@16 326 number& operator%=(const self_type& e)
Chris@16 327 {
Chris@16 328 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The modulus operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 329 do_modulus(detail::expression<detail::terminal, self_type>(e), detail::terminal());
Chris@16 330 return *this;
Chris@16 331 }
Chris@16 332 template <class tag, class Arg1, class Arg2, class Arg3, class Arg4>
Chris@16 333 number& operator%=(const detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>& e)
Chris@16 334 {
Chris@16 335 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The modulus operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 336 // Create a temporary if the RHS references *this:
Chris@16 337 if(contains_self(e))
Chris@16 338 {
Chris@16 339 self_type temp(e);
Chris@16 340 do_modulus(detail::expression<detail::terminal, self_type>(temp), detail::terminal());
Chris@16 341 }
Chris@16 342 else
Chris@16 343 {
Chris@16 344 do_modulus(e, typename detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>::tag_type());
Chris@16 345 }
Chris@16 346 return *this;
Chris@16 347 }
Chris@16 348 template <class V>
Chris@16 349 typename boost::enable_if<boost::is_convertible<V, self_type>, number<Backend, ExpressionTemplates>& >::type
Chris@16 350 operator%=(const V& v)
Chris@16 351 {
Chris@16 352 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The modulus operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 353 using default_ops::eval_modulus;
Chris@16 354 eval_modulus(m_backend, canonical_value(v));
Chris@16 355 return *this;
Chris@16 356 }
Chris@16 357
Chris@16 358 //
Chris@16 359 // These operators are *not* proto-ized.
Chris@16 360 // The issue is that the increment/decrement must happen
Chris@16 361 // even if the result of the operator *is never used*.
Chris@16 362 // Possibly we could modify our expression wrapper to
Chris@16 363 // execute the increment/decrement on destruction, but
Chris@16 364 // correct implementation will be tricky, so defered for now...
Chris@16 365 //
Chris@16 366 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE number& operator++()
Chris@16 367 {
Chris@16 368 using default_ops::eval_increment;
Chris@16 369 eval_increment(m_backend);
Chris@16 370 return *this;
Chris@16 371 }
Chris@16 372
Chris@16 373 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE number& operator--()
Chris@16 374 {
Chris@16 375 using default_ops::eval_decrement;
Chris@16 376 eval_decrement(m_backend);
Chris@16 377 return *this;
Chris@16 378 }
Chris@16 379
Chris@16 380 inline number operator++(int)
Chris@16 381 {
Chris@16 382 using default_ops::eval_increment;
Chris@16 383 self_type temp(*this);
Chris@16 384 eval_increment(m_backend);
Chris@16 385 return BOOST_MP_MOVE(temp);
Chris@16 386 }
Chris@16 387
Chris@16 388 inline number operator--(int)
Chris@16 389 {
Chris@16 390 using default_ops::eval_decrement;
Chris@16 391 self_type temp(*this);
Chris@16 392 eval_decrement(m_backend);
Chris@16 393 return BOOST_MP_MOVE(temp);
Chris@16 394 }
Chris@16 395
Chris@16 396 template <class V>
Chris@16 397 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE typename boost::enable_if<is_integral<V>, number&>::type operator <<= (V val)
Chris@16 398 {
Chris@16 399 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The left-shift operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 400 detail::check_shift_range(val, mpl::bool_<(sizeof(V) > sizeof(std::size_t))>(), is_signed<V>());
Chris@16 401 eval_left_shift(m_backend, static_cast<std::size_t>(canonical_value(val)));
Chris@16 402 return *this;
Chris@16 403 }
Chris@16 404
Chris@16 405 template <class V>
Chris@16 406 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE typename boost::enable_if<is_integral<V>, number&>::type operator >>= (V val)
Chris@16 407 {
Chris@16 408 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The right-shift operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 409 detail::check_shift_range(val, mpl::bool_<(sizeof(V) > sizeof(std::size_t))>(), is_signed<V>());
Chris@16 410 eval_right_shift(m_backend, static_cast<std::size_t>(canonical_value(val)));
Chris@16 411 return *this;
Chris@16 412 }
Chris@16 413
Chris@16 414 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE number& operator /= (const self_type& e)
Chris@16 415 {
Chris@16 416 do_divide(detail::expression<detail::terminal, self_type>(e), detail::terminal());
Chris@16 417 return *this;
Chris@16 418 }
Chris@16 419
Chris@16 420 template <class tag, class Arg1, class Arg2, class Arg3, class Arg4>
Chris@16 421 number& operator/=(const detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>& e)
Chris@16 422 {
Chris@16 423 // Create a temporary if the RHS references *this:
Chris@16 424 if(contains_self(e))
Chris@16 425 {
Chris@16 426 self_type temp(e);
Chris@16 427 do_divide(detail::expression<detail::terminal, self_type>(temp), detail::terminal());
Chris@16 428 }
Chris@16 429 else
Chris@16 430 {
Chris@16 431 do_divide(e, typename detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>::tag_type());
Chris@16 432 }
Chris@16 433 return *this;
Chris@16 434 }
Chris@16 435
Chris@16 436 template <class V>
Chris@16 437 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE typename boost::enable_if<boost::is_convertible<V, self_type>, number<Backend, ExpressionTemplates>& >::type
Chris@16 438 operator/=(const V& v)
Chris@16 439 {
Chris@16 440 using default_ops::eval_divide;
Chris@16 441 eval_divide(m_backend, canonical_value(v));
Chris@16 442 return *this;
Chris@16 443 }
Chris@16 444
Chris@16 445 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE number& operator&=(const self_type& e)
Chris@16 446 {
Chris@16 447 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The bitwise & operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 448 do_bitwise_and(detail::expression<detail::terminal, self_type>(e), detail::terminal());
Chris@16 449 return *this;
Chris@16 450 }
Chris@16 451
Chris@16 452 template <class tag, class Arg1, class Arg2, class Arg3, class Arg4>
Chris@16 453 number& operator&=(const detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>& e)
Chris@16 454 {
Chris@16 455 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The bitwise & operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 456 // Create a temporary if the RHS references *this, but not
Chris@16 457 // if we're just doing an x &= x;
Chris@16 458 if(contains_self(e) && !is_self(e))
Chris@16 459 {
Chris@16 460 self_type temp(e);
Chris@16 461 do_bitwise_and(detail::expression<detail::terminal, self_type>(temp), detail::terminal());
Chris@16 462 }
Chris@16 463 else
Chris@16 464 {
Chris@16 465 do_bitwise_and(e, typename detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>::tag_type());
Chris@16 466 }
Chris@16 467 return *this;
Chris@16 468 }
Chris@16 469
Chris@16 470 template <class V>
Chris@16 471 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE typename boost::enable_if<boost::is_convertible<V, self_type>, number<Backend, ExpressionTemplates>& >::type
Chris@16 472 operator&=(const V& v)
Chris@16 473 {
Chris@16 474 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The bitwise & operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 475 using default_ops::eval_bitwise_and;
Chris@16 476 eval_bitwise_and(m_backend, canonical_value(v));
Chris@16 477 return *this;
Chris@16 478 }
Chris@16 479
Chris@16 480 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE number& operator|=(const self_type& e)
Chris@16 481 {
Chris@16 482 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The bitwise | operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 483 do_bitwise_or(detail::expression<detail::terminal, self_type>(e), detail::terminal());
Chris@16 484 return *this;
Chris@16 485 }
Chris@16 486
Chris@16 487 template <class tag, class Arg1, class Arg2, class Arg3, class Arg4>
Chris@16 488 number& operator|=(const detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>& e)
Chris@16 489 {
Chris@16 490 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The bitwise | operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 491 // Create a temporary if the RHS references *this, but not
Chris@16 492 // if we're just doing an x |= x;
Chris@16 493 if(contains_self(e) && !is_self(e))
Chris@16 494 {
Chris@16 495 self_type temp(e);
Chris@16 496 do_bitwise_or(detail::expression<detail::terminal, self_type>(temp), detail::terminal());
Chris@16 497 }
Chris@16 498 else
Chris@16 499 {
Chris@16 500 do_bitwise_or(e, typename detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>::tag_type());
Chris@16 501 }
Chris@16 502 return *this;
Chris@16 503 }
Chris@16 504
Chris@16 505 template <class V>
Chris@16 506 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE typename boost::enable_if<boost::is_convertible<V, self_type>, number<Backend, ExpressionTemplates>& >::type
Chris@16 507 operator|=(const V& v)
Chris@16 508 {
Chris@16 509 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The bitwise | operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 510 using default_ops::eval_bitwise_or;
Chris@16 511 eval_bitwise_or(m_backend, canonical_value(v));
Chris@16 512 return *this;
Chris@16 513 }
Chris@16 514
Chris@16 515 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE number& operator^=(const self_type& e)
Chris@16 516 {
Chris@16 517 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The bitwise ^ operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 518 do_bitwise_xor(detail::expression<detail::terminal, self_type>(e), detail::terminal());
Chris@16 519 return *this;
Chris@16 520 }
Chris@16 521
Chris@16 522 template <class tag, class Arg1, class Arg2, class Arg3, class Arg4>
Chris@16 523 number& operator^=(const detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>& e)
Chris@16 524 {
Chris@16 525 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The bitwise ^ operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 526 if(contains_self(e))
Chris@16 527 {
Chris@16 528 self_type temp(e);
Chris@16 529 do_bitwise_xor(detail::expression<detail::terminal, self_type>(temp), detail::terminal());
Chris@16 530 }
Chris@16 531 else
Chris@16 532 {
Chris@16 533 do_bitwise_xor(e, typename detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>::tag_type());
Chris@16 534 }
Chris@16 535 return *this;
Chris@16 536 }
Chris@16 537
Chris@16 538 template <class V>
Chris@16 539 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE typename boost::enable_if<boost::is_convertible<V, self_type>, number<Backend, ExpressionTemplates>& >::type
Chris@16 540 operator^=(const V& v)
Chris@16 541 {
Chris@16 542 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The bitwise ^ operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 543 using default_ops::eval_bitwise_xor;
Chris@16 544 eval_bitwise_xor(m_backend, canonical_value(v));
Chris@16 545 return *this;
Chris@16 546 }
Chris@16 547 //
Chris@16 548 // swap:
Chris@16 549 //
Chris@101 550 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE void swap(self_type& other) BOOST_NOEXCEPT_IF(noexcept(std::declval<Backend>().swap(std::declval<Backend&>())))
Chris@16 551 {
Chris@16 552 m_backend.swap(other.backend());
Chris@16 553 }
Chris@16 554 //
Chris@16 555 // Zero and sign:
Chris@16 556 //
Chris@16 557 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE bool is_zero()const
Chris@16 558 {
Chris@16 559 using default_ops::eval_is_zero;
Chris@16 560 return eval_is_zero(m_backend);
Chris@16 561 }
Chris@16 562 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE int sign()const
Chris@16 563 {
Chris@16 564 using default_ops::eval_get_sign;
Chris@16 565 return eval_get_sign(m_backend);
Chris@16 566 }
Chris@16 567 //
Chris@16 568 // String conversion functions:
Chris@16 569 //
Chris@16 570 std::string str(std::streamsize digits = 0, std::ios_base::fmtflags f = std::ios_base::fmtflags(0))const
Chris@16 571 {
Chris@16 572 return m_backend.str(digits, f);
Chris@16 573 }
Chris@16 574 template<class Archive>
Chris@16 575 void serialize(Archive & ar, const unsigned int /*version*/)
Chris@16 576 {
Chris@16 577 ar & m_backend;
Chris@16 578 }
Chris@16 579 private:
Chris@16 580 template <class T>
Chris@16 581 void convert_to_imp(T* result)const
Chris@16 582 {
Chris@16 583 using default_ops::eval_convert_to;
Chris@16 584 eval_convert_to(result, m_backend);
Chris@16 585 }
Chris@16 586 template <class B2, expression_template_option ET>
Chris@101 587 typename enable_if_c<detail::is_explicitly_convertible<Backend, B2>::value>::type convert_to_imp(number<B2, ET>* result)const
Chris@16 588 {
Chris@16 589 result->assign(*this);
Chris@16 590 }
Chris@16 591 void convert_to_imp(std::string* result)const
Chris@16 592 {
Chris@16 593 *result = this->str();
Chris@16 594 }
Chris@16 595 public:
Chris@16 596 template <class T>
Chris@16 597 T convert_to()const
Chris@16 598 {
Chris@16 599 T result;
Chris@16 600 convert_to_imp(&result);
Chris@16 601 return result;
Chris@16 602 }
Chris@16 603 //
Chris@16 604 // Use in boolean context, and explicit conversion operators:
Chris@16 605 //
Chris@16 606 #ifndef BOOST_NO_CXX11_EXPLICIT_CONVERSION_OPERATORS
Chris@101 607 # if (defined(__GNUC__) && (__GNUC__ == 4) && (__GNUC_MINOR__ < 7)) || (defined(BOOST_INTEL) && (BOOST_INTEL <= 1500))
Chris@16 608 //
Chris@16 609 // Horrible workaround for gcc-4.6.x which always prefers the template
Chris@16 610 // operator bool() rather than the non-template operator when converting to
Chris@16 611 // an arithmetic type:
Chris@16 612 //
Chris@16 613 template <class T, typename boost::enable_if<is_same<T, bool>, int>::type = 0>
Chris@16 614 explicit operator T ()const
Chris@16 615 {
Chris@16 616 using default_ops::eval_is_zero;
Chris@16 617 return !eval_is_zero(backend());
Chris@16 618 }
Chris@16 619 template <class T, typename boost::disable_if_c<is_same<T, bool>::value || is_void<T>::value, int>::type = 0>
Chris@16 620 explicit operator T ()const
Chris@16 621 {
Chris@16 622 return this->template convert_to<T>();
Chris@16 623 }
Chris@16 624 # else
Chris@16 625 template <class T>
Chris@16 626 explicit operator T()const
Chris@16 627 {
Chris@16 628 return this->template convert_to<T>();
Chris@16 629 }
Chris@16 630 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE explicit operator bool()const
Chris@16 631 {
Chris@16 632 return !is_zero();
Chris@16 633 }
Chris@16 634 explicit operator void()const {}
Chris@16 635 # endif
Chris@16 636 #else
Chris@16 637 typedef bool (self_type::*unmentionable_type)()const;
Chris@16 638
Chris@16 639 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE operator unmentionable_type()const
Chris@16 640 {
Chris@16 641 return is_zero() ? 0 : &self_type::is_zero;
Chris@16 642 }
Chris@16 643 #endif
Chris@16 644 //
Chris@16 645 // Default precision:
Chris@16 646 //
Chris@16 647 static unsigned default_precision() BOOST_NOEXCEPT
Chris@16 648 {
Chris@16 649 return Backend::default_precision();
Chris@16 650 }
Chris@16 651 static void default_precision(unsigned digits10)
Chris@16 652 {
Chris@16 653 Backend::default_precision(digits10);
Chris@16 654 }
Chris@16 655 unsigned precision()const BOOST_NOEXCEPT
Chris@16 656 {
Chris@16 657 return m_backend.precision();
Chris@16 658 }
Chris@16 659 void precision(unsigned digits10)
Chris@16 660 {
Chris@16 661 m_backend.precision(digits10);
Chris@16 662 }
Chris@16 663 //
Chris@16 664 // Comparison:
Chris@16 665 //
Chris@16 666 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE int compare(const number<Backend, ExpressionTemplates>& o)const
Chris@16 667 BOOST_NOEXCEPT_IF(noexcept(std::declval<Backend>().compare(std::declval<Backend>())))
Chris@16 668 {
Chris@16 669 return m_backend.compare(o.m_backend);
Chris@16 670 }
Chris@16 671 template <class V>
Chris@16 672 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE typename boost::enable_if<is_arithmetic<V>, int>::type compare(const V& o)const
Chris@16 673 {
Chris@16 674 using default_ops::eval_get_sign;
Chris@16 675 if(o == 0)
Chris@16 676 return eval_get_sign(m_backend);
Chris@16 677 return m_backend.compare(canonical_value(o));
Chris@16 678 }
Chris@16 679 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE Backend& backend() BOOST_NOEXCEPT
Chris@16 680 {
Chris@16 681 return m_backend;
Chris@16 682 }
Chris@16 683 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE BOOST_CONSTEXPR const Backend& backend()const BOOST_NOEXCEPT
Chris@16 684 {
Chris@16 685 return m_backend;
Chris@16 686 }
Chris@16 687 private:
Chris@16 688 template <class tag, class Arg1, class Arg2, class Arg3, class Arg4>
Chris@16 689 void do_assign(const detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>& e, const mpl::true_&)
Chris@16 690 {
Chris@16 691 do_assign(e, tag());
Chris@16 692 }
Chris@16 693 template <class tag, class Arg1, class Arg2, class Arg3, class Arg4>
Chris@16 694 void do_assign(const detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>& e, const mpl::false_&)
Chris@16 695 {
Chris@16 696 // The result of the expression isn't the same type as this -
Chris@16 697 // create a temporary result and assign it to *this:
Chris@16 698 typedef typename detail::expression<tag, Arg1, Arg2, Arg3, Arg4>::result_type temp_type;
Chris@16 699 temp_type t(e);
Chris@16 700 this->assign(t);
Chris@16 701 }
Chris@16 702
Chris@16 703
Chris@16 704 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 705 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::add_immediates&)
Chris@16 706 {
Chris@16 707 using default_ops::eval_add;
Chris@16 708 eval_add(m_backend, canonical_value(e.left().value()), canonical_value(e.right().value()));
Chris@16 709 }
Chris@16 710 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 711 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::subtract_immediates&)
Chris@16 712 {
Chris@16 713 using default_ops::eval_subtract;
Chris@16 714 eval_subtract(m_backend, canonical_value(e.left().value()), canonical_value(e.right().value()));
Chris@16 715 }
Chris@16 716 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 717 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::multiply_immediates&)
Chris@16 718 {
Chris@16 719 using default_ops::eval_multiply;
Chris@16 720 eval_multiply(m_backend, canonical_value(e.left().value()), canonical_value(e.right().value()));
Chris@16 721 }
Chris@16 722 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 723 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::multiply_add&)
Chris@16 724 {
Chris@16 725 using default_ops::eval_multiply_add;
Chris@16 726 eval_multiply_add(m_backend, canonical_value(e.left().value()), canonical_value(e.middle().value()), canonical_value(e.right().value()));
Chris@16 727 }
Chris@16 728 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 729 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::multiply_subtract&)
Chris@16 730 {
Chris@16 731 using default_ops::eval_multiply_subtract;
Chris@16 732 eval_multiply_subtract(m_backend, canonical_value(e.left().value()), canonical_value(e.middle().value()), canonical_value(e.right().value()));
Chris@16 733 }
Chris@16 734
Chris@16 735 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 736 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::divide_immediates&)
Chris@16 737 {
Chris@16 738 using default_ops::eval_divide;
Chris@16 739 eval_divide(m_backend, canonical_value(e.left().value()), canonical_value(e.right().value()));
Chris@16 740 }
Chris@16 741
Chris@16 742 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 743 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::negate&)
Chris@16 744 {
Chris@16 745 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 746 do_assign(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 747 m_backend.negate();
Chris@16 748 }
Chris@16 749 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 750 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::plus&)
Chris@16 751 {
Chris@16 752 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 753 typedef typename Exp::right_type right_type;
Chris@16 754
Chris@16 755 static int const left_depth = left_type::depth;
Chris@16 756 static int const right_depth = right_type::depth;
Chris@16 757
Chris@16 758 bool bl = contains_self(e.left());
Chris@16 759 bool br = contains_self(e.right());
Chris@16 760
Chris@16 761 if(bl && is_self(e.left()))
Chris@16 762 {
Chris@16 763 // Ignore the left node, it's *this, just add the right:
Chris@16 764 do_add(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 765 }
Chris@16 766 else if(br && is_self(e.right()))
Chris@16 767 {
Chris@16 768 // Ignore the right node, it's *this, just add the left:
Chris@16 769 do_add(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 770 }
Chris@16 771 else if(bl && br)
Chris@16 772 {
Chris@16 773 self_type temp(e);
Chris@16 774 temp.m_backend.swap(this->m_backend);
Chris@16 775 }
Chris@16 776 else if(!br && (bl || (left_depth >= right_depth)))
Chris@16 777 { // br is always false, but if bl is true we must take the this branch:
Chris@16 778 do_assign(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 779 do_add(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 780 }
Chris@16 781 else
Chris@16 782 {
Chris@16 783 do_assign(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 784 do_add(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 785 }
Chris@16 786 }
Chris@16 787 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 788 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::minus&)
Chris@16 789 {
Chris@16 790 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 791 typedef typename Exp::right_type right_type;
Chris@16 792
Chris@16 793 static int const left_depth = left_type::depth;
Chris@16 794 static int const right_depth = right_type::depth;
Chris@16 795
Chris@16 796 bool bl = contains_self(e.left());
Chris@16 797 bool br = contains_self(e.right());
Chris@16 798
Chris@16 799 if(bl && is_self(e.left()))
Chris@16 800 {
Chris@16 801 // Ignore the left node, it's *this, just subtract the right:
Chris@16 802 do_subtract(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 803 }
Chris@16 804 else if(br && is_self(e.right()))
Chris@16 805 {
Chris@16 806 // Ignore the right node, it's *this, just subtract the left and negate the result:
Chris@16 807 do_subtract(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 808 m_backend.negate();
Chris@16 809 }
Chris@16 810 else if(bl && br)
Chris@16 811 {
Chris@16 812 self_type temp(e);
Chris@16 813 temp.m_backend.swap(this->m_backend);
Chris@16 814 }
Chris@16 815 else if(!br && (bl || (left_depth >= right_depth)))
Chris@16 816 { // br is always false, but if bl is true we must take the this branch:
Chris@16 817 do_assign(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 818 do_subtract(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 819 }
Chris@16 820 else
Chris@16 821 {
Chris@16 822 do_assign(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 823 do_subtract(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 824 m_backend.negate();
Chris@16 825 }
Chris@16 826 }
Chris@16 827 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 828 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::multiplies&)
Chris@16 829 {
Chris@16 830 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 831 typedef typename Exp::right_type right_type;
Chris@16 832
Chris@16 833 static int const left_depth = left_type::depth;
Chris@16 834 static int const right_depth = right_type::depth;
Chris@16 835
Chris@16 836 bool bl = contains_self(e.left());
Chris@16 837 bool br = contains_self(e.right());
Chris@16 838
Chris@16 839 if(bl && is_self(e.left()))
Chris@16 840 {
Chris@16 841 // Ignore the left node, it's *this, just add the right:
Chris@16 842 do_multiplies(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 843 }
Chris@16 844 else if(br && is_self(e.right()))
Chris@16 845 {
Chris@16 846 // Ignore the right node, it's *this, just add the left:
Chris@16 847 do_multiplies(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 848 }
Chris@16 849 else if(bl && br)
Chris@16 850 {
Chris@16 851 self_type temp(e);
Chris@16 852 temp.m_backend.swap(this->m_backend);
Chris@16 853 }
Chris@16 854 else if(!br && (bl || (left_depth >= right_depth)))
Chris@16 855 { // br is always false, but if bl is true we must take the this branch:
Chris@16 856 do_assign(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 857 do_multiplies(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 858 }
Chris@16 859 else
Chris@16 860 {
Chris@16 861 do_assign(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 862 do_multiplies(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 863 }
Chris@16 864 }
Chris@16 865 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 866 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::divides&)
Chris@16 867 {
Chris@16 868 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 869 typedef typename Exp::right_type right_type;
Chris@16 870
Chris@16 871 bool bl = contains_self(e.left());
Chris@16 872 bool br = contains_self(e.right());
Chris@16 873
Chris@16 874 if(bl && is_self(e.left()))
Chris@16 875 {
Chris@16 876 // Ignore the left node, it's *this, just add the right:
Chris@16 877 do_divide(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 878 }
Chris@16 879 else if(br)
Chris@16 880 {
Chris@16 881 self_type temp(e);
Chris@16 882 temp.m_backend.swap(this->m_backend);
Chris@16 883 }
Chris@16 884 else
Chris@16 885 {
Chris@16 886 do_assign(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 887 do_divide(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 888 }
Chris@16 889 }
Chris@16 890 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 891 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::modulus&)
Chris@16 892 {
Chris@16 893 //
Chris@16 894 // This operation is only valid for integer backends:
Chris@16 895 //
Chris@16 896 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The modulus operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 897
Chris@16 898 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 899 typedef typename Exp::right_type right_type;
Chris@16 900
Chris@16 901 bool bl = contains_self(e.left());
Chris@16 902 bool br = contains_self(e.right());
Chris@16 903
Chris@16 904 if(bl && is_self(e.left()))
Chris@16 905 {
Chris@16 906 // Ignore the left node, it's *this, just add the right:
Chris@16 907 do_modulus(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 908 }
Chris@16 909 else if(br)
Chris@16 910 {
Chris@16 911 self_type temp(e);
Chris@16 912 temp.m_backend.swap(this->m_backend);
Chris@16 913 }
Chris@16 914 else
Chris@16 915 {
Chris@16 916 do_assign(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 917 do_modulus(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 918 }
Chris@16 919 }
Chris@16 920 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 921 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::modulus_immediates&)
Chris@16 922 {
Chris@16 923 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The modulus operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 924 using default_ops::eval_modulus;
Chris@16 925 eval_modulus(m_backend, canonical_value(e.left().value()), canonical_value(e.right().value()));
Chris@16 926 }
Chris@16 927
Chris@16 928 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 929 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::bitwise_and&)
Chris@16 930 {
Chris@16 931 //
Chris@16 932 // This operation is only valid for integer backends:
Chris@16 933 //
Chris@16 934 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "Bitwise operations are only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 935
Chris@16 936 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 937 typedef typename Exp::right_type right_type;
Chris@16 938
Chris@16 939 static int const left_depth = left_type::depth;
Chris@16 940 static int const right_depth = right_type::depth;
Chris@16 941
Chris@16 942 bool bl = contains_self(e.left());
Chris@16 943 bool br = contains_self(e.right());
Chris@16 944
Chris@16 945 if(bl && is_self(e.left()))
Chris@16 946 {
Chris@16 947 // Ignore the left node, it's *this, just add the right:
Chris@16 948 do_bitwise_and(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 949 }
Chris@16 950 else if(br && is_self(e.right()))
Chris@16 951 {
Chris@16 952 do_bitwise_and(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 953 }
Chris@16 954 else if(!br && (bl || (left_depth >= right_depth)))
Chris@16 955 {
Chris@16 956 do_assign(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 957 do_bitwise_and(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 958 }
Chris@16 959 else
Chris@16 960 {
Chris@16 961 do_assign(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 962 do_bitwise_and(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 963 }
Chris@16 964 }
Chris@16 965 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 966 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::bitwise_and_immediates&)
Chris@16 967 {
Chris@16 968 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "Bitwise operations are only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 969 using default_ops::eval_bitwise_and;
Chris@16 970 eval_bitwise_and(m_backend, canonical_value(e.left().value()), canonical_value(e.right().value()));
Chris@16 971 }
Chris@16 972
Chris@16 973 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 974 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::bitwise_or&)
Chris@16 975 {
Chris@16 976 //
Chris@16 977 // This operation is only valid for integer backends:
Chris@16 978 //
Chris@16 979 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "Bitwise operations are only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 980
Chris@16 981 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 982 typedef typename Exp::right_type right_type;
Chris@16 983
Chris@16 984 static int const left_depth = left_type::depth;
Chris@16 985 static int const right_depth = right_type::depth;
Chris@16 986
Chris@16 987 bool bl = contains_self(e.left());
Chris@16 988 bool br = contains_self(e.right());
Chris@16 989
Chris@16 990 if(bl && is_self(e.left()))
Chris@16 991 {
Chris@16 992 // Ignore the left node, it's *this, just add the right:
Chris@16 993 do_bitwise_or(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 994 }
Chris@16 995 else if(br && is_self(e.right()))
Chris@16 996 {
Chris@16 997 do_bitwise_or(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 998 }
Chris@16 999 else if(!br && (bl || (left_depth >= right_depth)))
Chris@16 1000 {
Chris@16 1001 do_assign(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1002 do_bitwise_or(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1003 }
Chris@16 1004 else
Chris@16 1005 {
Chris@16 1006 do_assign(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1007 do_bitwise_or(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1008 }
Chris@16 1009 }
Chris@16 1010 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1011 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::bitwise_or_immediates&)
Chris@16 1012 {
Chris@16 1013 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "Bitwise operations are only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 1014 using default_ops::eval_bitwise_or;
Chris@16 1015 eval_bitwise_or(m_backend, canonical_value(e.left().value()), canonical_value(e.right().value()));
Chris@16 1016 }
Chris@16 1017
Chris@16 1018 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1019 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::bitwise_xor&)
Chris@16 1020 {
Chris@16 1021 //
Chris@16 1022 // This operation is only valid for integer backends:
Chris@16 1023 //
Chris@16 1024 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "Bitwise operations are only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 1025
Chris@16 1026 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 1027 typedef typename Exp::right_type right_type;
Chris@16 1028
Chris@16 1029 static int const left_depth = left_type::depth;
Chris@16 1030 static int const right_depth = right_type::depth;
Chris@16 1031
Chris@16 1032 bool bl = contains_self(e.left());
Chris@16 1033 bool br = contains_self(e.right());
Chris@16 1034
Chris@16 1035 if(bl && is_self(e.left()))
Chris@16 1036 {
Chris@16 1037 // Ignore the left node, it's *this, just add the right:
Chris@16 1038 do_bitwise_xor(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1039 }
Chris@16 1040 else if(br && is_self(e.right()))
Chris@16 1041 {
Chris@16 1042 do_bitwise_xor(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1043 }
Chris@16 1044 else if(!br && (bl || (left_depth >= right_depth)))
Chris@16 1045 {
Chris@16 1046 do_assign(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1047 do_bitwise_xor(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1048 }
Chris@16 1049 else
Chris@16 1050 {
Chris@16 1051 do_assign(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1052 do_bitwise_xor(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1053 }
Chris@16 1054 }
Chris@16 1055 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1056 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::bitwise_xor_immediates&)
Chris@16 1057 {
Chris@16 1058 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "Bitwise operations are only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 1059 using default_ops::eval_bitwise_xor;
Chris@16 1060 eval_bitwise_xor(m_backend, canonical_value(e.left().value()), canonical_value(e.right().value()));
Chris@16 1061 }
Chris@16 1062 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1063 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::terminal&)
Chris@16 1064 {
Chris@16 1065 if(!is_self(e))
Chris@16 1066 {
Chris@16 1067 m_backend = canonical_value(e.value());
Chris@16 1068 }
Chris@16 1069 }
Chris@16 1070 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1071 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::function&)
Chris@16 1072 {
Chris@16 1073 typedef typename Exp::arity tag_type;
Chris@16 1074 do_assign_function(e, tag_type());
Chris@16 1075 }
Chris@16 1076 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1077 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::shift_left&)
Chris@16 1078 {
Chris@16 1079 // We can only shift by an integer value, not an arbitrary expression:
Chris@16 1080 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 1081 typedef typename Exp::right_type right_type;
Chris@16 1082 typedef typename right_type::arity right_arity;
Chris@16 1083 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(right_arity::value == 0, "The left shift operator requires an integer value for the shift operand.");
Chris@16 1084 typedef typename right_type::result_type right_value_type;
Chris@16 1085 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(is_integral<right_value_type>::value, "The left shift operator requires an integer value for the shift operand.");
Chris@16 1086 typedef typename left_type::tag_type tag_type;
Chris@16 1087 do_assign_left_shift(e.left(), canonical_value(e.right().value()), tag_type());
Chris@16 1088 }
Chris@16 1089
Chris@16 1090 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1091 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::shift_right&)
Chris@16 1092 {
Chris@16 1093 // We can only shift by an integer value, not an arbitrary expression:
Chris@16 1094 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 1095 typedef typename Exp::right_type right_type;
Chris@16 1096 typedef typename right_type::arity right_arity;
Chris@16 1097 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(right_arity::value == 0, "The left shift operator requires an integer value for the shift operand.");
Chris@16 1098 typedef typename right_type::result_type right_value_type;
Chris@16 1099 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(is_integral<right_value_type>::value, "The left shift operator requires an integer value for the shift operand.");
Chris@16 1100 typedef typename left_type::tag_type tag_type;
Chris@16 1101 do_assign_right_shift(e.left(), canonical_value(e.right().value()), tag_type());
Chris@16 1102 }
Chris@16 1103
Chris@16 1104 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1105 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::bitwise_complement&)
Chris@16 1106 {
Chris@16 1107 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The bitwise ~ operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 1108 using default_ops::eval_complement;
Chris@16 1109 self_type temp(e.left());
Chris@16 1110 eval_complement(m_backend, temp.backend());
Chris@16 1111 }
Chris@16 1112
Chris@16 1113 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1114 void do_assign(const Exp& e, const detail::complement_immediates&)
Chris@16 1115 {
Chris@16 1116 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The bitwise ~ operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 1117 using default_ops::eval_complement;
Chris@16 1118 eval_complement(m_backend, canonical_value(e.left().value()));
Chris@16 1119 }
Chris@16 1120
Chris@16 1121 template <class Exp, class Val>
Chris@16 1122 void do_assign_right_shift(const Exp& e, const Val& val, const detail::terminal&)
Chris@16 1123 {
Chris@16 1124 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The right shift operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 1125 using default_ops::eval_right_shift;
Chris@16 1126 detail::check_shift_range(val, mpl::bool_<(sizeof(Val) > sizeof(std::size_t))>(), is_signed<Val>());
Chris@16 1127 eval_right_shift(m_backend, canonical_value(e.value()), static_cast<std::size_t>(val));
Chris@16 1128 }
Chris@16 1129
Chris@16 1130 template <class Exp, class Val>
Chris@16 1131 void do_assign_left_shift(const Exp& e, const Val& val, const detail::terminal&)
Chris@16 1132 {
Chris@16 1133 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The left shift operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 1134 using default_ops::eval_left_shift;
Chris@16 1135 detail::check_shift_range(val, mpl::bool_<(sizeof(Val) > sizeof(std::size_t))>(), is_signed<Val>());
Chris@16 1136 eval_left_shift(m_backend, canonical_value(e.value()), static_cast<std::size_t>(val));
Chris@16 1137 }
Chris@16 1138
Chris@16 1139 template <class Exp, class Val, class Tag>
Chris@16 1140 void do_assign_right_shift(const Exp& e, const Val& val, const Tag&)
Chris@16 1141 {
Chris@16 1142 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The right shift operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 1143 using default_ops::eval_right_shift;
Chris@16 1144 self_type temp(e);
Chris@16 1145 detail::check_shift_range(val, mpl::bool_<(sizeof(Val) > sizeof(std::size_t))>(), is_signed<Val>());
Chris@16 1146 eval_right_shift(m_backend, temp.backend(), static_cast<std::size_t>(val));
Chris@16 1147 }
Chris@16 1148
Chris@16 1149 template <class Exp, class Val, class Tag>
Chris@16 1150 void do_assign_left_shift(const Exp& e, const Val& val, const Tag&)
Chris@16 1151 {
Chris@16 1152 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The left shift operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 1153 using default_ops::eval_left_shift;
Chris@16 1154 self_type temp(e);
Chris@16 1155 detail::check_shift_range(val, mpl::bool_<(sizeof(Val) > sizeof(std::size_t))>(), is_signed<Val>());
Chris@16 1156 eval_left_shift(m_backend, temp.backend(), static_cast<std::size_t>(val));
Chris@16 1157 }
Chris@16 1158
Chris@16 1159 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1160 void do_assign_function(const Exp& e, const mpl::int_<1>&)
Chris@16 1161 {
Chris@16 1162 e.left().value()(&m_backend);
Chris@16 1163 }
Chris@16 1164 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1165 void do_assign_function(const Exp& e, const mpl::int_<2>&)
Chris@16 1166 {
Chris@16 1167 typedef typename Exp::right_type right_type;
Chris@16 1168 typedef typename right_type::tag_type tag_type;
Chris@16 1169 do_assign_function_1(e.left().value(), e.right_ref(), tag_type());
Chris@16 1170 }
Chris@16 1171 template <class F, class Exp>
Chris@16 1172 void do_assign_function_1(const F& f, const Exp& val, const detail::terminal&)
Chris@16 1173 {
Chris@16 1174 f(m_backend, function_arg_value(val));
Chris@16 1175 }
Chris@16 1176 template <class F, class Exp, class Tag>
Chris@16 1177 void do_assign_function_1(const F& f, const Exp& val, const Tag&)
Chris@16 1178 {
Chris@16 1179 number t(val);
Chris@16 1180 f(m_backend, t.backend());
Chris@16 1181 }
Chris@16 1182 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1183 void do_assign_function(const Exp& e, const mpl::int_<3>&)
Chris@16 1184 {
Chris@16 1185 typedef typename Exp::middle_type middle_type;
Chris@16 1186 typedef typename middle_type::tag_type tag_type;
Chris@16 1187 typedef typename Exp::right_type end_type;
Chris@16 1188 typedef typename end_type::tag_type end_tag;
Chris@16 1189 do_assign_function_2(e.left().value(), e.middle_ref(), e.right_ref(), tag_type(), end_tag());
Chris@16 1190 }
Chris@16 1191 template <class F, class Exp1, class Exp2>
Chris@16 1192 void do_assign_function_2(const F& f, const Exp1& val1, const Exp2& val2, const detail::terminal&, const detail::terminal&)
Chris@16 1193 {
Chris@16 1194 f(m_backend, function_arg_value(val1), function_arg_value(val2));
Chris@16 1195 }
Chris@16 1196 template <class F, class Exp1, class Exp2, class Tag1>
Chris@16 1197 void do_assign_function_2(const F& f, const Exp1& val1, const Exp2& val2, const Tag1&, const detail::terminal&)
Chris@16 1198 {
Chris@16 1199 self_type temp1(val1);
Chris@16 1200 f(m_backend, BOOST_MP_MOVE(temp1.backend()), function_arg_value(val2));
Chris@16 1201 }
Chris@16 1202 template <class F, class Exp1, class Exp2, class Tag2>
Chris@16 1203 void do_assign_function_2(const F& f, const Exp1& val1, const Exp2& val2, const detail::terminal&, const Tag2&)
Chris@16 1204 {
Chris@16 1205 self_type temp2(val2);
Chris@16 1206 f(m_backend, function_arg_value(val1), BOOST_MP_MOVE(temp2.backend()));
Chris@16 1207 }
Chris@16 1208 template <class F, class Exp1, class Exp2, class Tag1, class Tag2>
Chris@16 1209 void do_assign_function_2(const F& f, const Exp1& val1, const Exp2& val2, const Tag1&, const Tag2&)
Chris@16 1210 {
Chris@16 1211 self_type temp1(val1);
Chris@16 1212 self_type temp2(val2);
Chris@16 1213 f(m_backend, BOOST_MP_MOVE(temp1.backend()), BOOST_MP_MOVE(temp2.backend()));
Chris@16 1214 }
Chris@16 1215
Chris@16 1216 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1217 void do_assign_function(const Exp& e, const mpl::int_<4>&)
Chris@16 1218 {
Chris@16 1219 typedef typename Exp::left_middle_type left_type;
Chris@16 1220 typedef typename left_type::tag_type left_tag_type;
Chris@16 1221 typedef typename Exp::right_middle_type middle_type;
Chris@16 1222 typedef typename middle_type::tag_type middle_tag_type;
Chris@16 1223 typedef typename Exp::right_type right_type;
Chris@16 1224 typedef typename right_type::tag_type right_tag_type;
Chris@16 1225 do_assign_function_3a(e.left().value(), e.left_middle_ref(), e.right_middle_ref(), e.right_ref(), left_tag_type(), middle_tag_type(), right_tag_type());
Chris@16 1226 }
Chris@16 1227 template <class F, class Exp1, class Exp2, class Exp3, class Tag2, class Tag3>
Chris@16 1228 void do_assign_function_3a(const F& f, const Exp1& val1, const Exp2& val2, const Exp3& val3, const detail::terminal&, const Tag2& t2, const Tag3& t3)
Chris@16 1229 {
Chris@16 1230 do_assign_function_3b(f, val1, val2, val3, t2, t3);
Chris@16 1231 }
Chris@16 1232 template <class F, class Exp1, class Exp2, class Exp3, class Tag1, class Tag2, class Tag3>
Chris@16 1233 void do_assign_function_3a(const F& f, const Exp1& val1, const Exp2& val2, const Exp3& val3, const Tag1&, const Tag2& t2, const Tag3& t3)
Chris@16 1234 {
Chris@16 1235 number t(val1);
Chris@16 1236 do_assign_function_3b(f, BOOST_MP_MOVE(t), val2, val3, t2, t3);
Chris@16 1237 }
Chris@16 1238 template <class F, class Exp1, class Exp2, class Exp3, class Tag3>
Chris@16 1239 void do_assign_function_3b(const F& f, const Exp1& val1, const Exp2& val2, const Exp3& val3, const detail::terminal&, const Tag3& t3)
Chris@16 1240 {
Chris@16 1241 do_assign_function_3c(f, val1, val2, val3, t3);
Chris@16 1242 }
Chris@16 1243 template <class F, class Exp1, class Exp2, class Exp3, class Tag2, class Tag3>
Chris@16 1244 void do_assign_function_3b(const F& f, const Exp1& val1, const Exp2& val2, const Exp3& val3, const Tag2& /*t2*/, const Tag3& t3)
Chris@16 1245 {
Chris@16 1246 number t(val2);
Chris@16 1247 do_assign_function_3c(f, val1, BOOST_MP_MOVE(t), val3, t3);
Chris@16 1248 }
Chris@16 1249 template <class F, class Exp1, class Exp2, class Exp3>
Chris@16 1250 void do_assign_function_3c(const F& f, const Exp1& val1, const Exp2& val2, const Exp3& val3, const detail::terminal&)
Chris@16 1251 {
Chris@16 1252 f(m_backend, function_arg_value(val1), function_arg_value(val2), function_arg_value(val3));
Chris@16 1253 }
Chris@16 1254 template <class F, class Exp1, class Exp2, class Exp3, class Tag3>
Chris@16 1255 void do_assign_function_3c(const F& f, const Exp1& val1, const Exp2& val2, const Exp3& val3, const Tag3& /*t3*/)
Chris@16 1256 {
Chris@16 1257 number t(val3);
Chris@16 1258 do_assign_function_3c(f, val1, val2, BOOST_MP_MOVE(t), detail::terminal());
Chris@16 1259 }
Chris@16 1260
Chris@16 1261 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1262 void do_add(const Exp& e, const detail::terminal&)
Chris@16 1263 {
Chris@16 1264 using default_ops::eval_add;
Chris@16 1265 eval_add(m_backend, canonical_value(e.value()));
Chris@16 1266 }
Chris@16 1267
Chris@16 1268 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1269 void do_add(const Exp& e, const detail::negate&)
Chris@16 1270 {
Chris@16 1271 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 1272 do_subtract(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1273 }
Chris@16 1274
Chris@16 1275 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1276 void do_add(const Exp& e, const detail::plus&)
Chris@16 1277 {
Chris@16 1278 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 1279 typedef typename Exp::right_type right_type;
Chris@16 1280 do_add(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1281 do_add(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1282 }
Chris@16 1283
Chris@16 1284 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1285 void do_add(const Exp& e, const detail::minus&)
Chris@16 1286 {
Chris@16 1287 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 1288 typedef typename Exp::right_type right_type;
Chris@16 1289 do_add(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1290 do_subtract(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1291 }
Chris@16 1292
Chris@16 1293 template <class Exp, class unknown>
Chris@16 1294 void do_add(const Exp& e, const unknown&)
Chris@16 1295 {
Chris@16 1296 self_type temp(e);
Chris@16 1297 do_add(detail::expression<detail::terminal, self_type>(temp), detail::terminal());
Chris@16 1298 }
Chris@16 1299
Chris@16 1300 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1301 void do_add(const Exp& e, const detail::add_immediates&)
Chris@16 1302 {
Chris@16 1303 using default_ops::eval_add;
Chris@16 1304 eval_add(m_backend, canonical_value(e.left().value()));
Chris@16 1305 eval_add(m_backend, canonical_value(e.right().value()));
Chris@16 1306 }
Chris@16 1307 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1308 void do_add(const Exp& e, const detail::subtract_immediates&)
Chris@16 1309 {
Chris@16 1310 using default_ops::eval_add;
Chris@16 1311 using default_ops::eval_subtract;
Chris@16 1312 eval_add(m_backend, canonical_value(e.left().value()));
Chris@16 1313 eval_subtract(m_backend, canonical_value(e.right().value()));
Chris@16 1314 }
Chris@16 1315 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1316 void do_subtract(const Exp& e, const detail::terminal&)
Chris@16 1317 {
Chris@16 1318 using default_ops::eval_subtract;
Chris@16 1319 eval_subtract(m_backend, canonical_value(e.value()));
Chris@16 1320 }
Chris@16 1321
Chris@16 1322 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1323 void do_subtract(const Exp& e, const detail::negate&)
Chris@16 1324 {
Chris@16 1325 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 1326 do_add(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1327 }
Chris@16 1328
Chris@16 1329 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1330 void do_subtract(const Exp& e, const detail::plus&)
Chris@16 1331 {
Chris@16 1332 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 1333 typedef typename Exp::right_type right_type;
Chris@16 1334 do_subtract(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1335 do_subtract(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1336 }
Chris@16 1337
Chris@16 1338 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1339 void do_subtract(const Exp& e, const detail::minus&)
Chris@16 1340 {
Chris@16 1341 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 1342 typedef typename Exp::right_type right_type;
Chris@16 1343 do_subtract(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1344 do_add(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1345 }
Chris@16 1346 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1347 void do_subtract(const Exp& e, const detail::add_immediates&)
Chris@16 1348 {
Chris@16 1349 using default_ops::eval_subtract;
Chris@16 1350 eval_subtract(m_backend, canonical_value(e.left().value()));
Chris@16 1351 eval_subtract(m_backend, canonical_value(e.right().value()));
Chris@16 1352 }
Chris@16 1353 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1354 void do_subtract(const Exp& e, const detail::subtract_immediates&)
Chris@16 1355 {
Chris@16 1356 using default_ops::eval_add;
Chris@16 1357 using default_ops::eval_subtract;
Chris@16 1358 eval_subtract(m_backend, canonical_value(e.left().value()));
Chris@16 1359 eval_add(m_backend, canonical_value(e.right().value()));
Chris@16 1360 }
Chris@16 1361 template <class Exp, class unknown>
Chris@16 1362 void do_subtract(const Exp& e, const unknown&)
Chris@16 1363 {
Chris@16 1364 self_type temp(e);
Chris@16 1365 do_subtract(detail::expression<detail::terminal, self_type>(temp), detail::terminal());
Chris@16 1366 }
Chris@16 1367
Chris@16 1368 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1369 void do_multiplies(const Exp& e, const detail::terminal&)
Chris@16 1370 {
Chris@16 1371 using default_ops::eval_multiply;
Chris@16 1372 eval_multiply(m_backend, canonical_value(e.value()));
Chris@16 1373 }
Chris@16 1374
Chris@16 1375 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1376 void do_multiplies(const Exp& e, const detail::negate&)
Chris@16 1377 {
Chris@16 1378 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 1379 do_multiplies(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1380 m_backend.negate();
Chris@16 1381 }
Chris@16 1382
Chris@16 1383 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1384 void do_multiplies(const Exp& e, const detail::multiplies&)
Chris@16 1385 {
Chris@16 1386 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 1387 typedef typename Exp::right_type right_type;
Chris@16 1388 do_multiplies(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1389 do_multiplies(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1390 }
Chris@101 1391 //
Chris@101 1392 // This rearrangement is disabled for integer types, the test on sizeof(Exp) is simply to make
Chris@101 1393 // the disable_if dependent on the template argument (the size of 1 can never occur in practice).
Chris@101 1394 //
Chris@16 1395 template <class Exp>
Chris@101 1396 typename boost::disable_if_c<boost::multiprecision::number_category<self_type>::value == boost::multiprecision::number_kind_integer || sizeof(Exp) == 1>::type
Chris@101 1397 do_multiplies(const Exp& e, const detail::divides&)
Chris@16 1398 {
Chris@16 1399 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 1400 typedef typename Exp::right_type right_type;
Chris@16 1401 do_multiplies(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1402 do_divide(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1403 }
Chris@16 1404
Chris@16 1405 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1406 void do_multiplies(const Exp& e, const detail::multiply_immediates&)
Chris@16 1407 {
Chris@16 1408 using default_ops::eval_multiply;
Chris@16 1409 eval_multiply(m_backend, canonical_value(e.left().value()));
Chris@16 1410 eval_multiply(m_backend, canonical_value(e.right().value()));
Chris@16 1411 }
Chris@101 1412 //
Chris@101 1413 // This rearrangement is disabled for integer types, the test on sizeof(Exp) is simply to make
Chris@101 1414 // the disable_if dependent on the template argument (the size of 1 can never occur in practice).
Chris@101 1415 //
Chris@16 1416 template <class Exp>
Chris@101 1417 typename boost::disable_if_c<boost::multiprecision::number_category<self_type>::value == boost::multiprecision::number_kind_integer || sizeof(Exp) == 1>::type
Chris@101 1418 do_multiplies(const Exp& e, const detail::divide_immediates&)
Chris@16 1419 {
Chris@16 1420 using default_ops::eval_multiply;
Chris@16 1421 using default_ops::eval_divide;
Chris@16 1422 eval_multiply(m_backend, canonical_value(e.left().value()));
Chris@16 1423 eval_divide(m_backend, canonical_value(e.right().value()));
Chris@16 1424 }
Chris@16 1425 template <class Exp, class unknown>
Chris@16 1426 void do_multiplies(const Exp& e, const unknown&)
Chris@16 1427 {
Chris@16 1428 using default_ops::eval_multiply;
Chris@16 1429 self_type temp(e);
Chris@16 1430 eval_multiply(m_backend, temp.m_backend);
Chris@16 1431 }
Chris@16 1432
Chris@16 1433 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1434 void do_divide(const Exp& e, const detail::terminal&)
Chris@16 1435 {
Chris@16 1436 using default_ops::eval_divide;
Chris@16 1437 eval_divide(m_backend, canonical_value(e.value()));
Chris@16 1438 }
Chris@16 1439
Chris@16 1440 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1441 void do_divide(const Exp& e, const detail::negate&)
Chris@16 1442 {
Chris@16 1443 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 1444 do_divide(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1445 m_backend.negate();
Chris@16 1446 }
Chris@101 1447 //
Chris@101 1448 // This rearrangement is disabled for integer types, the test on sizeof(Exp) is simply to make
Chris@101 1449 // the disable_if dependent on the template argument (the size of 1 can never occur in practice).
Chris@101 1450 //
Chris@16 1451 template <class Exp>
Chris@101 1452 typename boost::disable_if_c<boost::multiprecision::number_category<self_type>::value == boost::multiprecision::number_kind_integer || sizeof(Exp) == 1>::type
Chris@101 1453 do_divide(const Exp& e, const detail::multiplies&)
Chris@16 1454 {
Chris@16 1455 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 1456 typedef typename Exp::right_type right_type;
Chris@16 1457 do_divide(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1458 do_divide(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1459 }
Chris@101 1460 //
Chris@101 1461 // This rearrangement is disabled for integer types, the test on sizeof(Exp) is simply to make
Chris@101 1462 // the disable_if dependent on the template argument (the size of 1 can never occur in practice).
Chris@101 1463 //
Chris@16 1464 template <class Exp>
Chris@101 1465 typename boost::disable_if_c<boost::multiprecision::number_category<self_type>::value == boost::multiprecision::number_kind_integer || sizeof(Exp) == 1>::type
Chris@101 1466 do_divide(const Exp& e, const detail::divides&)
Chris@16 1467 {
Chris@16 1468 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 1469 typedef typename Exp::right_type right_type;
Chris@16 1470 do_divide(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1471 do_multiplies(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1472 }
Chris@101 1473 //
Chris@101 1474 // This rearrangement is disabled for integer types, the test on sizeof(Exp) is simply to make
Chris@101 1475 // the disable_if dependent on the template argument (the size of 1 can never occur in practice).
Chris@101 1476 //
Chris@16 1477 template <class Exp>
Chris@101 1478 typename boost::disable_if_c<boost::multiprecision::number_category<self_type>::value == boost::multiprecision::number_kind_integer || sizeof(Exp) == 1>::type
Chris@101 1479 do_divides(const Exp& e, const detail::multiply_immediates&)
Chris@16 1480 {
Chris@16 1481 using default_ops::eval_divide;
Chris@16 1482 eval_divide(m_backend, canonical_value(e.left().value()));
Chris@16 1483 eval_divide(m_backend, canonical_value(e.right().value()));
Chris@16 1484 }
Chris@101 1485 //
Chris@101 1486 // This rearrangement is disabled for integer types, the test on sizeof(Exp) is simply to make
Chris@101 1487 // the disable_if dependent on the template argument (the size of 1 can never occur in practice).
Chris@101 1488 //
Chris@16 1489 template <class Exp>
Chris@101 1490 typename boost::disable_if_c<boost::multiprecision::number_category<self_type>::value == boost::multiprecision::number_kind_integer || sizeof(Exp) == 1>::type
Chris@101 1491 do_divides(const Exp& e, const detail::divide_immediates&)
Chris@16 1492 {
Chris@16 1493 using default_ops::eval_multiply;
Chris@16 1494 using default_ops::eval_divide;
Chris@16 1495 eval_divide(m_backend, canonical_value(e.left().value()));
Chris@16 1496 mutiply(m_backend, canonical_value(e.right().value()));
Chris@16 1497 }
Chris@16 1498
Chris@16 1499 template <class Exp, class unknown>
Chris@16 1500 void do_divide(const Exp& e, const unknown&)
Chris@16 1501 {
Chris@16 1502 using default_ops::eval_multiply;
Chris@16 1503 self_type temp(e);
Chris@16 1504 eval_divide(m_backend, temp.m_backend);
Chris@16 1505 }
Chris@16 1506
Chris@16 1507 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1508 void do_modulus(const Exp& e, const detail::terminal&)
Chris@16 1509 {
Chris@16 1510 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The modulus operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 1511 using default_ops::eval_modulus;
Chris@16 1512 eval_modulus(m_backend, canonical_value(e.value()));
Chris@16 1513 }
Chris@16 1514
Chris@16 1515 template <class Exp, class Unknown>
Chris@16 1516 void do_modulus(const Exp& e, const Unknown&)
Chris@16 1517 {
Chris@16 1518 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The modulus operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 1519 using default_ops::eval_modulus;
Chris@16 1520 self_type temp(e);
Chris@16 1521 eval_modulus(m_backend, canonical_value(temp));
Chris@16 1522 }
Chris@16 1523
Chris@16 1524 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1525 void do_bitwise_and(const Exp& e, const detail::terminal&)
Chris@16 1526 {
Chris@16 1527 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The bitwise & operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 1528 using default_ops::eval_bitwise_and;
Chris@16 1529 eval_bitwise_and(m_backend, canonical_value(e.value()));
Chris@16 1530 }
Chris@16 1531 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1532 void do_bitwise_and(const Exp& e, const detail::bitwise_and&)
Chris@16 1533 {
Chris@16 1534 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The bitwise & operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 1535 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 1536 typedef typename Exp::right_type right_type;
Chris@16 1537 do_bitwise_and(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1538 do_bitwise_and(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1539 }
Chris@16 1540 template <class Exp, class unknown>
Chris@16 1541 void do_bitwise_and(const Exp& e, const unknown&)
Chris@16 1542 {
Chris@16 1543 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The bitwise & operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 1544 using default_ops::eval_bitwise_and;
Chris@16 1545 self_type temp(e);
Chris@16 1546 eval_bitwise_and(m_backend, temp.m_backend);
Chris@16 1547 }
Chris@16 1548
Chris@16 1549 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1550 void do_bitwise_or(const Exp& e, const detail::terminal&)
Chris@16 1551 {
Chris@16 1552 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The bitwise | operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 1553 using default_ops::eval_bitwise_or;
Chris@16 1554 eval_bitwise_or(m_backend, canonical_value(e.value()));
Chris@16 1555 }
Chris@16 1556 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1557 void do_bitwise_or(const Exp& e, const detail::bitwise_or&)
Chris@16 1558 {
Chris@16 1559 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The bitwise | operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 1560 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 1561 typedef typename Exp::right_type right_type;
Chris@16 1562 do_bitwise_or(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1563 do_bitwise_or(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1564 }
Chris@16 1565 template <class Exp, class unknown>
Chris@16 1566 void do_bitwise_or(const Exp& e, const unknown&)
Chris@16 1567 {
Chris@16 1568 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The bitwise | operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 1569 using default_ops::eval_bitwise_or;
Chris@16 1570 self_type temp(e);
Chris@16 1571 eval_bitwise_or(m_backend, temp.m_backend);
Chris@16 1572 }
Chris@16 1573
Chris@16 1574 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1575 void do_bitwise_xor(const Exp& e, const detail::terminal&)
Chris@16 1576 {
Chris@16 1577 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The bitwise ^ operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 1578 using default_ops::eval_bitwise_xor;
Chris@16 1579 eval_bitwise_xor(m_backend, canonical_value(e.value()));
Chris@16 1580 }
Chris@16 1581 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1582 void do_bitwise_xor(const Exp& e, const detail::bitwise_xor&)
Chris@16 1583 {
Chris@16 1584 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The bitwise ^ operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 1585 typedef typename Exp::left_type left_type;
Chris@16 1586 typedef typename Exp::right_type right_type;
Chris@16 1587 do_bitwise_xor(e.left(), typename left_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1588 do_bitwise_xor(e.right(), typename right_type::tag_type());
Chris@16 1589 }
Chris@16 1590 template <class Exp, class unknown>
Chris@16 1591 void do_bitwise_xor(const Exp& e, const unknown&)
Chris@16 1592 {
Chris@16 1593 BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG(number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer, "The bitwise ^ operation is only valid for integer types");
Chris@16 1594 using default_ops::eval_bitwise_xor;
Chris@16 1595 self_type temp(e);
Chris@16 1596 eval_bitwise_xor(m_backend, temp.m_backend);
Chris@16 1597 }
Chris@16 1598
Chris@16 1599 // Tests if the expression contains a reference to *this:
Chris@16 1600 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1601 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE bool contains_self(const Exp& e)const BOOST_NOEXCEPT
Chris@16 1602 {
Chris@16 1603 return contains_self(e, typename Exp::arity());
Chris@16 1604 }
Chris@16 1605 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1606 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE bool contains_self(const Exp& e, mpl::int_<0> const&)const BOOST_NOEXCEPT
Chris@16 1607 {
Chris@16 1608 return is_realy_self(e.value());
Chris@16 1609 }
Chris@16 1610 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1611 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE bool contains_self(const Exp& e, mpl::int_<1> const&)const BOOST_NOEXCEPT
Chris@16 1612 {
Chris@16 1613 typedef typename Exp::left_type child_type;
Chris@16 1614 return contains_self(e.left(), typename child_type::arity());
Chris@16 1615 }
Chris@16 1616 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1617 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE bool contains_self(const Exp& e, mpl::int_<2> const&)const BOOST_NOEXCEPT
Chris@16 1618 {
Chris@16 1619 typedef typename Exp::left_type child0_type;
Chris@16 1620 typedef typename Exp::right_type child1_type;
Chris@16 1621 return contains_self(e.left(), typename child0_type::arity())
Chris@16 1622 || contains_self(e.right(), typename child1_type::arity());
Chris@16 1623 }
Chris@16 1624 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1625 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE bool contains_self(const Exp& e, mpl::int_<3> const&)const BOOST_NOEXCEPT
Chris@16 1626 {
Chris@16 1627 typedef typename Exp::left_type child0_type;
Chris@16 1628 typedef typename Exp::middle_type child1_type;
Chris@16 1629 typedef typename Exp::right_type child2_type;
Chris@16 1630 return contains_self(e.left(), typename child0_type::arity())
Chris@16 1631 || contains_self(e.middle(), typename child1_type::arity())
Chris@16 1632 || contains_self(e.right(), typename child2_type::arity());
Chris@16 1633 }
Chris@16 1634
Chris@16 1635 // Test if the expression is a reference to *this:
Chris@16 1636 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1637 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE BOOST_CONSTEXPR bool is_self(const Exp& e)const BOOST_NOEXCEPT
Chris@16 1638 {
Chris@16 1639 return is_self(e, typename Exp::arity());
Chris@16 1640 }
Chris@16 1641 template <class Exp>
Chris@16 1642 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE BOOST_CONSTEXPR bool is_self(const Exp& e, mpl::int_<0> const&)const BOOST_NOEXCEPT
Chris@16 1643 {
Chris@16 1644 return is_realy_self(e.value());
Chris@16 1645 }
Chris@16 1646 template <class Exp, int v>
Chris@16 1647 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE BOOST_CONSTEXPR bool is_self(const Exp&, mpl::int_<v> const&)const BOOST_NOEXCEPT
Chris@16 1648 {
Chris@16 1649 return false;
Chris@16 1650 }
Chris@16 1651
Chris@16 1652 template <class Val>
Chris@16 1653 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE BOOST_CONSTEXPR bool is_realy_self(const Val&)const BOOST_NOEXCEPT{ return false; }
Chris@16 1654 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE BOOST_CONSTEXPR bool is_realy_self(const self_type& v)const BOOST_NOEXCEPT{ return &v == this; }
Chris@16 1655
Chris@16 1656 static BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE BOOST_CONSTEXPR const Backend& function_arg_value(const self_type& v) BOOST_NOEXCEPT { return v.backend(); }
Chris@16 1657 template <class V>
Chris@16 1658 static BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE BOOST_CONSTEXPR const V& function_arg_value(const V& v) BOOST_NOEXCEPT { return v; }
Chris@16 1659 template <class A1, class A2, class A3, class A4>
Chris@16 1660 static BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE const A1& function_arg_value(const detail::expression<detail::terminal, A1, A2, A3, A4>& exp) BOOST_NOEXCEPT { return exp.value(); }
Chris@16 1661 template <class A2, class A3, class A4>
Chris@16 1662 static BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE BOOST_CONSTEXPR const Backend& function_arg_value(const detail::expression<detail::terminal, number<Backend>, A2, A3, A4>& exp) BOOST_NOEXCEPT { return exp.value().backend(); }
Chris@16 1663 Backend m_backend;
Chris@16 1664
Chris@16 1665 public:
Chris@16 1666 //
Chris@16 1667 // These shouldn't really need to be public, or even member functions, but it makes implementing
Chris@16 1668 // the non-member operators way easier if they are:
Chris@16 1669 //
Chris@16 1670 static BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE BOOST_CONSTEXPR const Backend& canonical_value(const self_type& v) BOOST_NOEXCEPT { return v.m_backend; }
Chris@16 1671 template <class B2, expression_template_option ET>
Chris@16 1672 static BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE BOOST_CONSTEXPR const B2& canonical_value(const number<B2, ET>& v) BOOST_NOEXCEPT { return v.backend(); }
Chris@16 1673 template <class V>
Chris@16 1674 static BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE BOOST_CONSTEXPR typename boost::disable_if<is_same<typename detail::canonical<V, Backend>::type, V>, typename detail::canonical<V, Backend>::type>::type
Chris@16 1675 canonical_value(const V& v) BOOST_NOEXCEPT { return static_cast<typename detail::canonical<V, Backend>::type>(v); }
Chris@16 1676 template <class V>
Chris@16 1677 static BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE BOOST_CONSTEXPR typename boost::enable_if<is_same<typename detail::canonical<V, Backend>::type, V>, const V&>::type
Chris@16 1678 canonical_value(const V& v) BOOST_NOEXCEPT { return v; }
Chris@16 1679 static BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE typename detail::canonical<std::string, Backend>::type canonical_value(const std::string& v) BOOST_NOEXCEPT { return v.c_str(); }
Chris@16 1680
Chris@16 1681 };
Chris@16 1682
Chris@16 1683 template <class Backend, expression_template_option ExpressionTemplates>
Chris@16 1684 inline std::ostream& operator << (std::ostream& os, const number<Backend, ExpressionTemplates>& r)
Chris@16 1685 {
Chris@16 1686 std::streamsize d = os.precision();
Chris@16 1687 std::string s = r.str(d, os.flags());
Chris@16 1688 std::streamsize ss = os.width();
Chris@16 1689 if(ss > static_cast<std::streamsize>(s.size()))
Chris@16 1690 {
Chris@16 1691 char fill = os.fill();
Chris@16 1692 if((os.flags() & std::ios_base::left) == std::ios_base::left)
Chris@16 1693 s.append(static_cast<std::string::size_type>(ss - s.size()), fill);
Chris@16 1694 else
Chris@101 1695 s.insert(static_cast<std::string::size_type>(0), static_cast<std::string::size_type>(ss - s.size()), fill);
Chris@16 1696 }
Chris@16 1697 return os << s;
Chris@16 1698 }
Chris@16 1699
Chris@16 1700 namespace detail{
Chris@16 1701
Chris@16 1702 template <class tag, class A1, class A2, class A3, class A4>
Chris@16 1703 inline std::ostream& operator << (std::ostream& os, const expression<tag, A1, A2, A3, A4>& r)
Chris@16 1704 {
Chris@16 1705 typedef typename expression<tag, A1, A2, A3, A4>::result_type value_type;
Chris@16 1706 value_type temp(r);
Chris@16 1707 return os << temp;
Chris@16 1708 }
Chris@16 1709
Chris@16 1710 } // namespace detail
Chris@16 1711
Chris@16 1712 template <class Backend, expression_template_option ExpressionTemplates>
Chris@16 1713 inline std::istream& operator >> (std::istream& is, number<Backend, ExpressionTemplates>& r)
Chris@16 1714 {
Chris@16 1715 bool hex_format = (is.flags() & std::ios_base::hex) == std::ios_base::hex;
Chris@16 1716 bool oct_format = (is.flags() & std::ios_base::oct) == std::ios_base::oct;
Chris@16 1717 std::string s;
Chris@16 1718 is >> s;
Chris@16 1719 if(hex_format && (number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer) && ((s[0] != '0') || (s[1] != 'x')))
Chris@16 1720 s.insert(s.find_first_not_of("+-"), "0x");
Chris@16 1721 if(oct_format && (number_category<Backend>::value == number_kind_integer) && (s[0] != '0'))
Chris@16 1722 s.insert(s.find_first_not_of("+-"), "0");
Chris@16 1723 r.assign(s);
Chris@16 1724 return is;
Chris@16 1725 }
Chris@16 1726
Chris@16 1727 template <class Backend, expression_template_option ExpressionTemplates>
Chris@101 1728 BOOST_MP_FORCEINLINE void swap(number<Backend, ExpressionTemplates>& a, number<Backend, ExpressionTemplates>& b)
Chris@101 1729 BOOST_NOEXCEPT_IF(noexcept(std::declval<number<Backend, ExpressionTemplates>&>() = std::declval<number<Backend, ExpressionTemplates>&>()))
Chris@16 1730 {
Chris@16 1731 a.swap(b);
Chris@16 1732 }
Chris@16 1733
Chris@16 1734 } // namespace multiprecision
Chris@16 1735
Chris@16 1736 template <class T>
Chris@16 1737 class rational;
Chris@16 1738
Chris@16 1739 template <class Backend, multiprecision::expression_template_option ExpressionTemplates>
Chris@16 1740 inline std::istream& operator >> (std::istream& is, rational<multiprecision::number<Backend, ExpressionTemplates> >& r)
Chris@16 1741 {
Chris@16 1742 std::string s1;
Chris@16 1743 multiprecision::number<Backend, ExpressionTemplates> v1, v2;
Chris@16 1744 char c;
Chris@16 1745 bool have_hex = false;
Chris@16 1746 bool hex_format = (is.flags() & std::ios_base::hex) == std::ios_base::hex;
Chris@16 1747 bool oct_format = (is.flags() & std::ios_base::oct) == std::ios_base::oct;
Chris@16 1748
Chris@16 1749 while((EOF != (c = static_cast<char>(is.peek()))) && (c == 'x' || c == 'X' || c == '-' || c == '+' || (c >= '0' && c <= '9') || (have_hex && (c >= 'a' && c <= 'f')) || (have_hex && (c >= 'A' && c <= 'F'))))
Chris@16 1750 {
Chris@16 1751 if(c == 'x' || c == 'X')
Chris@16 1752 have_hex = true;
Chris@16 1753 s1.append(1, c);
Chris@16 1754 is.get();
Chris@16 1755 }
Chris@16 1756 if(hex_format && ((s1[0] != '0') || (s1[1] != 'x')))
Chris@101 1757 s1.insert(static_cast<std::string::size_type>(0), "0x");
Chris@16 1758 if(oct_format && (s1[0] != '0'))
Chris@101 1759 s1.insert(static_cast<std::string::size_type>(0), "0");
Chris@16 1760 v1.assign(s1);
Chris@16 1761 s1.erase();
Chris@16 1762 if(c == '/')
Chris@16 1763 {
Chris@16 1764 is.get();
Chris@16 1765 while((EOF != (c = static_cast<char>(is.peek()))) && (c == 'x' || c == 'X' || c == '-' || c == '+' || (c >= '0' && c <= '9') || (have_hex && (c >= 'a' && c <= 'f')) || (have_hex && (c >= 'A' && c <= 'F'))))
Chris@16 1766 {
Chris@16 1767 if(c == 'x' || c == 'X')
Chris@16 1768 have_hex = true;
Chris@16 1769 s1.append(1, c);
Chris@16 1770 is.get();
Chris@16 1771 }
Chris@16 1772 if(hex_format && ((s1[0] != '0') || (s1[1] != 'x')))
Chris@101 1773 s1.insert(static_cast<std::string::size_type>(0), "0x");
Chris@16 1774 if(oct_format && (s1[0] != '0'))
Chris@101 1775 s1.insert(static_cast<std::string::size_type>(0), "0");
Chris@16 1776 v2.assign(s1);
Chris@16 1777 }
Chris@16 1778 else
Chris@16 1779 v2 = 1;
Chris@16 1780 r.assign(v1, v2);
Chris@16 1781 return is;
Chris@16 1782 }
Chris@16 1783
Chris@16 1784 template <class T, multiprecision::expression_template_option ExpressionTemplates, class Arithmetic>
Chris@16 1785 typename boost::enable_if<boost::is_arithmetic<Arithmetic>, bool>::type operator == (const rational<multiprecision::number<T, ExpressionTemplates> >& a, const Arithmetic& b)
Chris@16 1786 {
Chris@16 1787 return a == multiprecision::number<T, ExpressionTemplates>(b);
Chris@16 1788 }
Chris@16 1789
Chris@16 1790 template <class T, multiprecision::expression_template_option ExpressionTemplates, class Arithmetic>
Chris@16 1791 typename boost::enable_if<boost::is_arithmetic<Arithmetic>, bool>::type operator == (const Arithmetic& b, const rational<multiprecision::number<T, ExpressionTemplates> >& a)
Chris@16 1792 {
Chris@16 1793 return a == multiprecision::number<T, ExpressionTemplates>(b);
Chris@16 1794 }
Chris@16 1795
Chris@16 1796 template <class T, multiprecision::expression_template_option ExpressionTemplates, class Arithmetic>
Chris@16 1797 typename boost::enable_if<boost::is_arithmetic<Arithmetic>, bool>::type operator != (const rational<multiprecision::number<T, ExpressionTemplates> >& a, const Arithmetic& b)
Chris@16 1798 {
Chris@16 1799 return a != multiprecision::number<T, ExpressionTemplates>(b);
Chris@16 1800 }
Chris@16 1801
Chris@16 1802 template <class T, multiprecision::expression_template_option ExpressionTemplates, class Arithmetic>
Chris@16 1803 typename boost::enable_if<boost::is_arithmetic<Arithmetic>, bool>::type operator != (const Arithmetic& b, const rational<multiprecision::number<T, ExpressionTemplates> >& a)
Chris@16 1804 {
Chris@16 1805 return a != multiprecision::number<T, ExpressionTemplates>(b);
Chris@16 1806 }
Chris@16 1807
Chris@16 1808 template <class T, multiprecision::expression_template_option ExpressionTemplates>
Chris@16 1809 inline multiprecision::number<T, ExpressionTemplates> numerator(const rational<multiprecision::number<T, ExpressionTemplates> >& a)
Chris@16 1810 {
Chris@16 1811 return a.numerator();
Chris@16 1812 }
Chris@16 1813
Chris@16 1814 template <class T, multiprecision::expression_template_option ExpressionTemplates>
Chris@16 1815 inline multiprecision::number<T, ExpressionTemplates> denominator(const rational<multiprecision::number<T, ExpressionTemplates> >& a)
Chris@16 1816 {
Chris@16 1817 return a.denominator();
Chris@16 1818 }
Chris@16 1819
Chris@101 1820 namespace multiprecision
Chris@101 1821 {
Chris@101 1822
Chris@101 1823 template <class I>
Chris@101 1824 struct component_type<boost::rational<I> >
Chris@101 1825 {
Chris@101 1826 typedef I type;
Chris@101 1827 };
Chris@101 1828
Chris@101 1829 }
Chris@101 1830
Chris@16 1831 #ifdef BOOST_MSVC
Chris@16 1832 #pragma warning(pop)
Chris@16 1833 #endif
Chris@16 1834
Chris@16 1835 } // namespaces
Chris@16 1836
Chris@16 1837 #include <boost/multiprecision/detail/ublas_interop.hpp>
Chris@16 1838
Chris@16 1839 #endif