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/* $Id: fp.h,v 1.2 1999/01/03 02:06:00 sybalsky Exp $ (C) Copyright Venue, All Rights Reserved */
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/* (C) Copyright 1989-94 Venue. All Rights Reserved. */
/* Manufactured in the United States of America. */
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/* parties without the specific permission of Venue. */
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#ifdef DOS
#include <i32.h>
#endif /* DOS */
#ifdef ULTRIX
#include <ieeefp.h>
#endif /* ULTRIX */
#ifdef RISCOS
/*#include <ieeefp.h> */
/*#define isnan isnand */
#define isnan(x) 0
#endif /* RISCOS */
/* --------------------------------------------------
FPCLEAR - clear status as necessary
FPTEST(result) - check result or status
Sun 4 compiler w. -O2 moves too much code around
to use FLTINT.
-------------------------------------------------- */
#ifdef FLTINT
extern int FP_error;
/* Note that a compiler may very likely move code around the arithmetic
operation, causing this test (set by an interrupt handler) to be
incorrect. For example, the Sun SPARC compiler with -O2 makes
this test incorrect.
*/
#define FPCLEAR FP_error = 0;
#define FPTEST(result) FP_error
#else
/* fpstatus_ is a FORTRAN library routine (in libc) which
can be called to determine floating point status results.
Documented in the Sun manual, "Floating Point Programmer's Guide",
(Rev. A 19-Sep-86), pg. 34, it does *not* exist in libc for the
SPARC.
For sparc, should also check for isnan? Don't know what isnormal
& issubnormal do (these are sunos4.0 only)
*/
#ifdef OS5
#define FPCLEAR
#define FPTEST(result) (!finite(result))
#elif (defined(sparc) || defined(I386) || defined(HPUX))
#define FPCLEAR
#define FPTEST(result) (isinf(result) || isnan(result))
#elif APOLLO
/**********************************************************/
/* Need values.h & nan.h, so we all parts of IsNANorINF */
/* are defined. IsNANorINF uses structure aliasing to */
/* get at pieces of the float to test it, so the item */
/* being tested can't be a register variable. Sigh. */
/**********************************************************/
#include </sys5/usr/include/values.h>
#include </sys5/usr/include/nan.h>
#define FPCLEAR
#define FPTEST(result) (IsNANorINF(result))
#undef REGISTER
#define REGISTER
#elif INDIGO
#include <nan.h>
#define FPCLEAR
#define FPTEST(result) (IsNANorINF(result))
#else
#ifdef AIX
#define FPCLEAR
#define FPTEST(result) ((!finite(result)) || isnan(result))
#elif DOS
#define FPCLEAR
#define FPTEST(result) (_getrealerror() & ( I87_ZERO_DIVIDE | I87_OVERFLOW | I87_UNDERFLOW))
#else
static int constant0 = 0;
unsigned int fpstatus_();
#define FPCLEAR fpstatus_(&constant0);
#define FPTEST(result) (fpstatus_(&constant0) & 0xF0)
#endif /* AIX */
#endif /* sparc | I386 */
#endif /* FLTINT */