ref: bdcd9c57965c02da5e30e71ff5eaeb0a71b26ca4
dir: /lib/math/util.myr/
use std
pkg math =
const flt32fromflt64 : (f : flt64 -> flt32)
const flt64fromflt32 : (x : flt32 -> flt64)
/* For use in various normalizations */
const find_first1_64 : (b : uint64, start : int64 -> int64)
const find_first1_64_hl : (h : uint64, l : uint64, start : int64 -> int64)
/* >> and <<, but without wrapping when the shift is >= 64 */
const shr : (u : uint64, s : int64 -> uint64)
const shl : (u : uint64, s : int64 -> uint64)
/* Whether RN() requires incrementing after truncating */
const need_round_away : (h : uint64, l : uint64, bitpos_last : int64 -> bool)
/* Multiply x * y to z1 + z2 */
const two_by_two64 : (x : flt64, y : flt64 -> (flt64, flt64))
const two_by_two32 : (x : flt32, y : flt32 -> (flt32, flt32))
/* Multiply (a_hi + a_lo) * (b_hi + b_lo) to (z_hi + z_lo) */
const hl_mult : (a_h : flt64, a_l : flt64, b_h : flt64, b_l : flt64 -> (flt64, flt64))
/* Add (a_hi + a_lo) * (b_hi + b_lo) to (z_hi + z_lo). Must have |a| > |b|. */
const hl_add : (a_h : flt64, a_l : flt64, b_h : flt64, b_l : flt64 -> (flt64, flt64))
/* Compare by magnitude */
const mag_cmp32 : (f : flt32, g : flt32 -> std.order)
const mag_cmp64 : (f : flt64, g : flt64 -> std.order)
/* Return (s, t) such that s + t = a + b, with s = rn(a + b). */
generic fast2sum : (x : @f, y : @f -> (@f, @f)) :: floating, numeric @f
generic slow2sum : (x : @f, y : @f -> (@f, @f)) :: floating, numeric @f
/* return (a, b, c), a decent sum for q */
const triple_compensated_sum : (q : flt64[:] -> (flt64, flt64, flt64))
/* Rounds a + b (as flt64s) to a flt32. */
const round_down : (a : flt64, b : flt64 -> flt32)
;;
/* Split precision down the middle */
const twentysix_bits_mask = (0xffffffffffffffff << 27)
const flt64fromflt32 = {f : flt32
var n, e, s
(n, e, s) = std.flt32explode(f)
var xs : uint64 = (s : uint64)
var xe : int64 = (e : int64)
if e == 128
-> std.flt64assem(n, 1024, xs)
elif e == -127
/*
All subnormals in single precision (except 0.0s)
can be upgraded to double precision, since the
exponent range is so much wider.
*/
var first1 = find_first1_64(xs, 23)
if first1 < 0
-> std.flt64assem(n, -1023, 0)
;;
xs = xs << (52 - (first1 : uint64))
xe = -126 - (23 - first1)
-> std.flt64assem(n, xe, xs)
;;
-> std.flt64assem(n, xe, xs << (52 - 23))
}
const flt32fromflt64 = {f : flt64
var n : bool, e : int64, s : uint64
(n, e, s) = std.flt64explode(f)
var ts : uint32
var te : int32 = (e : int32)
if e >= 128
if e == 1023 && s != 0
/* NaN */
-> std.flt32assem(n, 128, 1)
else
/* infinity */
-> std.flt32assem(n, 128, 0)
;;
;;
if e >= -127
/* normal */
ts = ((s >> (52 - 23)) : uint32)
if need_round_away(0, s, 52 - 23)
ts++
if ts & (1 << 24) != 0
ts >>= 1
te++
;;
;;
if te >= -126
-> std.flt32assem(n, te, ts)
;;
;;
/* subnormal already, will have to go to 0 */
if e == -1023
-> std.flt32assem(n, -127, 0)
;;
/* subnormal (at least, it will be) */
te = -127
var shift : int64 = (52 - 23) + (-126 - e)
var ts1 = shr(s, shift)
ts = (ts1 : uint32)
if need_round_away(0, s, shift)
ts++
if ts & (1 << 23) != 0
/* false alarm, it's normal again */
te++
;;
;;
-> std.flt32assem(n, te, ts)
}
/* >> and <<, but without wrapping when the shift is >= 64 */
const shr = {u : uint64, s : int64
if (s : uint64) >= 64
-> 0
else
-> u >> (s : uint64)
;;
}
const shl = {u : uint64, s : int64
if (s : uint64) >= 64
-> 0
else
-> u << (s : uint64)
;;
}
/* Find the first 1 bit in a bitstring */
const find_first1_64 = {b : uint64, start : int64
for var j = start; j >= 0; --j
var m = shl(1, j)
if b & m != 0
-> j
;;
;;
-> -1
}
const find_first1_64_hl = {h, l, start
var first1_h = find_first1_64(h, start - 64)
if first1_h >= 0
-> first1_h + 64
;;
-> find_first1_64(l, 63)
}
/*
For [ h ][ l ], where bitpos_last is the position of the last
bit that was included in the truncated result (l's last bit has
position 0), decide whether rounding up/away is needed. This is
true if
- following bitpos_last is a 1, then a non-zero sequence, or
- following bitpos_last is a 1, then a zero sequence, and the
round would be to even
*/
const need_round_away = {h : uint64, l : uint64, bitpos_last : int64
var first_omitted_is_1 = false
var nonzero_beyond = false
if bitpos_last > 64
first_omitted_is_1 = h & shl(1, bitpos_last - 1 - 64) != 0
nonzero_beyond = nonzero_beyond || h & shr((-1 : uint64), 2 + 64 - (bitpos_last - 64)) != 0
nonzero_beyond = nonzero_beyond || (l != 0)
else
first_omitted_is_1 = l & shl(1, bitpos_last - 1) != 0
nonzero_beyond = nonzero_beyond || l & shr((-1 : uint64), 1 + 64 - bitpos_last) != 0
;;
if !first_omitted_is_1
-> false
;;
if nonzero_beyond
-> true
;;
var hl_is_odd = false
if bitpos_last >= 64
hl_is_odd = h & shl(1, bitpos_last - 64) != 0
else
hl_is_odd = l & shl(1, bitpos_last) != 0
;;
-> hl_is_odd
}
/*
Perform high-prec multiplication: x * y = z1 + z2.
*/
const two_by_two64 = {x : flt64, y : flt64
var xh : flt64 = std.flt64frombits(std.flt64bits(x) & twentysix_bits_mask)
var xl : flt64 = x - xh
var yh : flt64 = std.flt64frombits(std.flt64bits(y) & twentysix_bits_mask)
var yl : flt64 = y - yh
/* Multiply out */
var a1 : flt64 = xh * yh
var a2 : flt64 = xh * yl
var a3 : flt64 = xl * yh
var a4 : flt64 = xl * yl
/* By-hand compensated summation */
var yy, u, t, v, z, s, c
if a2 < a3
std.swap(&a3, &a2)
;;
s = a1
c = 0.0
/* a2 */
(s, c) = fast2sum(s, a2)
/* a3 */
(yy, u) = slow2sum(c, a3)
(t, v) = fast2sum(s, yy)
z = u + v
(s, c) = fast2sum(t, z)
/* a4 */
(yy, u) = slow2sum(c, a4)
(t, v) = fast2sum(s, yy)
z = u + v
(s, c) = fast2sum(t, z)
-> (s, c)
}
/*
The same, for flt32s
*/
const two_by_two32 = {x : flt32, y : flt32
var xL : flt64 = (x : flt64)
var yL : flt64 = (y : flt64)
var zL : flt64 = xL * yL
var s : flt32 = (zL : flt32)
var sL : flt64 = (s : flt64)
var cL : flt64 = zL - sL
var c : flt32 = (cL : flt32)
-> (s, c)
}
const hl_mult = {a_h : flt64, a_l : flt64, b_h : flt64, b_l : flt64
/*
[ a_h ][ a_l ] * [ b_h ][ b_l ]
=
(A) [ a_h*b_h ]
(B) + [ a_h*b_l ]
(C) + [ a_l*b_h ]
(D) + [ a_l*b_l ]
We therefore want to keep all of A, and the top halves of the two
smaller products B and C.
To be pedantic, *_l could be much smaller than pictured above; *_h and
*_l need not butt up right against each other. But that won't cause
any problems; there's no way we'll ignore important information.
*/
var Ah, Al
(Ah, Al) = two_by_two64(a_h, b_h)
var Bh = a_h * b_l
var Ch = a_l * b_h
var resh, resl, t1, t2
(resh, resl) = slow2sum(Bh, Ch)
(resl, t1) = fast2sum(Al, resl)
(resh, t2) = slow2sum(resh, resl)
(resh, resl) = slow2sum(Ah, resh)
-> (resh, resl + (t1 + t2))
}
const hl_add = {a_h : flt64, a_l : flt64, b_h : flt64, b_l : flt64
/*
Not terribly clever, we just chain a couple of 2sums together. We are
free to impose the requirement that |a_h| > |b_h|, because we'll only
be using this for a = 1/5, 1/3, and the log(Fi)s from the C tables.
However, we can't guarantee that a_l > b_l. For example, compare C1[10]
to C2[18].
*/
var resh, resl, t1, t2
(t1, t2) = slow2sum(a_l, b_l)
(resl, t1) = slow2sum(b_h, t1)
(resh, resl) = fast2sum(a_h, resl)
-> (resh, resl + (t1 + t2))
}
const mag_cmp32 = {f : flt32, g : flt32
var u = std.flt32bits(f) & ~(1 << 31)
var v = std.flt32bits(g) & ~(1 << 31)
-> std.numcmp(v, u)
}
const mag_cmp64 = {f : flt64, g : flt64
var u = std.flt64bits(f) & ~(1 << 63)
var v = std.flt64bits(g) & ~(1 << 63)
-> std.numcmp(v, u)
}
/* Return (s, t) such that s + t = a + b, with s = rn(a + b). */
generic slow2sum = {a : @f, b : @f :: floating, numeric @f
var s = a + b
var aa = s - b
var bb = s - aa
var da = a - aa
var db = b - bb
var t = da + db
-> (s, t)
}
/* Return (s, t) such that s + t = a + b, with s = rn(a + b), when you KNOW |a| > |b|. */
generic fast2sum = {a : @f, b : @f :: floating, numeric @f
var s = a + b
var z = s - a
var t = b - z
-> (s, t)
}
const triple_compensated_sum = {q : flt64[:]
/* TODO: verify, with GAPPA or something, that this is correct. */
std.sort(q, mag_cmp64)
var s1 : flt64, s2 : flt64, s3
var t1 : flt64, t2 : flt64, t3 : flt64, t4 : flt64, t5 : flt64, t6
s1 = q[0]
s2 = 0.0
s3 = 0.0
for qq : q[1:]
(t5, t6) = slow2sum(s3, qq)
(t3, t4) = slow2sum(s2, t5)
(t1, t2) = slow2sum(s1, t3)
s1 = t1
(s2, s3) = slow2sum(t2, t4 + t6)
;;
-> (s1, s2, s3)
}
/*
Round a + b to a flt32. Only notable if round(a) is a rounding
tie, and b is non-zero
*/
const round_down = {a : flt64, b : flt64
var au : uint64 = std.flt64bits(a)
if au & 0x0000000070000000 == 0x0000000070000000
if b > 0.0
au++
elif b < 0.0
au--
;;
-> (std.flt64frombits(au) : flt32)
;;
-> (a : flt32)
}