/*============================================================================

This C header file is part of the SoftPosit Posit Arithmetic Package
by S. H. Leong (Cerlane).

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This C header file was based on SoftFloat IEEE Floating-Point Arithmetic
Package, Release 3d, by John R. Hauser.

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#ifndef softposit_types_h
#define softposit_types_h 1

#include <stdint.h>

/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Types used to pass 16-bit, 32-bit, 64-bit, and 128-bit floating-point
| arguments and results to/from functions.  These types must be exactly
| 16 bits, 32 bits, 64 bits, and 128 bits in size, respectively.  Where a
| platform has "native" support for IEEE-Standard floating-point formats,
| the types below may, if desired, be defined as aliases for the native types
| (typically 'float' and 'double', and possibly 'long double').
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

#ifdef SOFTPOSIT_EXACT
	typedef struct { uint8_t v; bool exact; } posit8_t;
	typedef struct { uint_fast16_t v; bool exact; } posit16_t;
	typedef struct { uint32_t v; bool exact; } posit32_t;
	typedef struct { uint64_t v; bool exact; } posit64_t;
	typedef struct { uint64_t v[2]; bool exact; } posit128_t;

	typedef struct { uint64_t v[2]; bool exact; } quire16_t;
#else
	typedef struct { uint8_t v; } posit8_t;
	typedef struct { uint16_t v; } posit16_t;
	typedef struct { uint32_t v; } posit32_t;
	typedef struct { uint64_t v; } posit64_t;
	typedef struct { uint64_t v[2]; } posit128_t;

	typedef struct { uint32_t v; } quire8_t;
	typedef struct { uint64_t v[2]; } quire16_t;
	typedef struct { uint64_t v[8]; } quire32_t;

	typedef struct { uint32_t v; } posit_2_t;
	typedef struct { uint32_t v; } posit_1_t;
	typedef struct { uint32_t v; } posit_0_t;

	typedef struct { uint64_t v[8]; } quire_2_t;
	typedef struct { uint64_t v[8]; } quire_1_t;
	typedef struct { uint64_t v[8]; } quire_0_t;

#endif


#ifdef SOFTPOSIT_EXACT
	typedef struct { uint8_t v; bool exact; } uint8e_t;
	typedef struct { uint16_t v; bool exact; } uint16e_t;
	typedef struct { uint32_t v; bool exact; } uint32e_t;
	typedef struct { uint64_t v; bool exact; } uint64e_t;
	typedef struct { uint64_t v[2]; bool exact; } uint128e_t;

	union ui8_p8   { uint8e_t ui; posit8_t p; };
	union ui16_p16 { uint16e_t ui; posit16_t p; };
	union ui32_p32 { uint32e_t ui; posit32_t p; };
	union ui64_p64 { uint64e_t ui; posit64_t p; };

	union ui128_q16 { uint64_t ui[2]; quire16_t q; };
#else
	union ui8_p8   { uint8_t ui; posit8_t p; };
	union ui16_p16 { uint16_t ui; posit16_t p; };
	union ui32_p32 { uint32_t ui; posit32_t p; };
	union ui64_p64 { uint64_t ui; posit64_t p; };
	union ui128_p128c {uint64_t ui[2]; posit128_t p;}; //c to differentiate from original implementation

	union ui32_pX2 { uint32_t ui; posit_2_t p; };
	union ui32_pX1 { uint32_t ui; posit_1_t p; };
	union ui32_pX0 { uint32_t ui; posit_1_t p; };

	union ui64_double   { uint64_t ui; double d; };

	union ui32_q8 {
		uint32_t ui;    // =0;                  // patched by HH because the compilers don't like this 
		quire8_t q;
	};
	union ui128_q16 {
		uint64_t ui[2]; // ={0,0};              // idem 
		quire16_t q;
	};

	union ui512_q32 {
		uint64_t ui[8]; // ={0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0}; // idme 
		quire32_t q;
	};

	union ui512_qX2 {
		uint64_t ui[8]; // ={0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0}; // idem
		quire_2_t q;
	};

	union ui512_qX1 {
		uint64_t ui[8]; // ={0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0}; // idem 
		quire_1_t q;
	};
#endif


#endif