%%% -*- erlang-indent-level: 2 -*-
%%%
%%% pdp10_stdint.hrl -- stdint.h clone for PDP10
%%% Copyright (C) 2013-2019  Mikael Pettersson
%%%
%%% This file is part of pdp10-tools.
%%%
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%%%
%%% Provide stdint.h-like type names and macros for 9, 18, and 36-bit unsigned
%%% integer types.
%%%
%%% Standard uint<N>_t types must not contain any any extraneous bits, but that
%%% cannot be guaranteed for these 9, 18, and 36-bit types embedded in Erlang
%%% integers of unbounded precision.  For arithmetic on these types, use the
%%% operations provided by pdp10_arith.
%%%
%%% Do not use these 18 or 36-bit types for file-level binary data structures,
%%% instead use the pdp10_extint and pdp10_stdio facilities to explicitly
%%% convert between file-level and host-level binary data structures.

-ifndef(PDP10_STDINT_HRL).
-define(PDP10_STDINT_HRL, 1).

-define(PDP10_UINT9_MAX, ((1 bsl 9) - 1)).
-type uint9_t() :: 0..?PDP10_UINT9_MAX.

-define(PDP10_UINT18_MAX, ((1 bsl 18) - 1)).
-type uint18_t() :: 0..?PDP10_UINT18_MAX.

-define(PDP10_UINT36_MAX, ((1 bsl 36) - 1)).
-type uint36_t() :: 0..?PDP10_UINT36_MAX.

-define(PDP10_INT36_MAX, ((1 bsl (36 - 1)) - 1)).
-define(PDP10_INT36_MIN, (-?PDP10_INT36_MAX - 1)).
-type int36_t() :: ?PDP10_INT36_MIN..?PDP10_INT36_MAX.

-endif. % PDP10_STDINT_HRL