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Diffstat (limited to 'include')
| -rw-r--r-- | include/tgmath.h | 49 |
1 files changed, 17 insertions, 32 deletions
diff --git a/include/tgmath.h b/include/tgmath.h index 25ad0071..e41ccac9 100644 --- a/include/tgmath.h +++ b/include/tgmath.h @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ sizeof(double) == sizeof(long double) #include <math.h> #include <complex.h> -#define __IS_FP(x) !!((1?1:(x))/2) +#define __IS_FP(x) (sizeof((x)+1ULL) == sizeof((x)+1.0f)) #define __IS_CX(x) (__IS_FP(x) && sizeof(x) == sizeof((x)+I)) #define __IS_REAL(x) (__IS_FP(x) && 2*sizeof(x) == sizeof((x)+I)) @@ -28,57 +28,42 @@ sizeof(double) == sizeof(long double) #ifdef __GNUC__ /* -the conditional expression (that selects the right function -for evaluation) should be casted to the return type of the -selected function (otherwise the result type is determined -by the conversion rules applied to all the function return -types so it is long double or long double _Complex) +the result must be casted to the right type +(otherwise the result type is determined by the conversion +rules applied to all the function return types so it is long +double or long double complex except for integral functions) -this cannot be done in c99 (c11 has _Generic that would help -but is not yet widely supported), so the typeof extension of -gcc is used and that ?: has special semantics when one of -the operands is a null pointer constant +this cannot be done in c99, so the typeof gcc extension is +used and that the type of ?: depends on wether an operand is +a null pointer constant or not +(in c11 _Generic can be used) -unfortunately the standard is overly strict about the -definition of null pointer constants (current gcc does not -follow the standard but clang does) so we have to use a hack -to be able to tell integer and floating-point types apart: -both gcc and clang evaluate sizeof(void) to 1 even though it -is a constraint violation, we only use this on clang for now +the c arguments below must be integer constant expressions +so they can be in null pointer constants +(__IS_FP above was carefully chosen this way) */ -/* predicates that evaluate to integer constant expressions */ -#ifdef __clang__ -/* TODO: __c_IS_FP(1.0) is a constraint violation */ -#define __c_IS_FP(x) (!(sizeof*(__typeof__(0?(int*)0:(void*)__IS_FP(x)))0-1)) -#else -#define __c_IS_FP(x) __IS_FP(x) -#endif -#define __c_IS_CX(x) (__c_IS_FP(x) && sizeof(x) == sizeof((x)+I)) -#define __c_FLTCX(x) (__c_IS_CX(x) && sizeof(x) == sizeof(float complex)) -#define __c_DBLCX(x) (__c_IS_CX(x) && sizeof(x) == sizeof(double complex)) -#define __c_LDBLCX(x) (__c_IS_CX(x) && sizeof(x) == sizeof(long double complex) && sizeof(long double) != sizeof(double)) /* if c then t else void */ #define __type1(c,t) __typeof__(*(0?(t*)0:(void*)!(c))) /* if c then t1 else t2 */ #define __type2(c,t1,t2) __typeof__(*(0?(__type1(c,t1)*)0:(__type1(!(c),t2)*)0)) /* cast to double when x is integral, otherwise use typeof(x) */ #define __RETCAST(x) ( \ - __type2(__c_IS_FP(x), __typeof__(x), double)) + __type2(__IS_FP(x), __typeof__(x), double)) /* 2 args case, should work for complex types (cpow) */ #define __RETCAST_2(x, y) ( \ - __type2(__c_IS_FP(x) && __c_IS_FP(y), \ + __type2(__IS_FP(x) && __IS_FP(y), \ __typeof__((x)+(y)), \ __typeof__((x)+(y)+1.0))) /* 3 args case (fma only) */ #define __RETCAST_3(x, y, z) ( \ - __type2(__c_IS_FP(x) && __c_IS_FP(y) && __c_IS_FP(z), \ + __type2(__IS_FP(x) && __IS_FP(y) && __IS_FP(z), \ __typeof__((x)+(y)+(z)), \ __typeof__((x)+(y)+(z)+1.0))) /* drop complex from the type of x */ /* TODO: wrong when sizeof(long double)==sizeof(double) */ #define __RETCAST_REAL(x) ( \ - __type2(sizeof(__RETCAST(x)0+I)==sizeof(float complex), float, \ - __type2(sizeof(__RETCAST(x)0+I)==sizeof(double complex), double, \ + __type2(__IS_FP(x) && sizeof((x)+I) == sizeof(float complex), float, \ + __type2(sizeof((x)+1.0+I) == sizeof(double complex), double, \ long double))) /* add complex to the type of x */ #define __RETCAST_CX(x) (__typeof__(__RETCAST(x)0+I)) |