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#include "platform.h"
#include "internals.h"

extern const uint_fast16_t softposit_approxRecipSqrt0[];
extern const uint_fast16_t softposit_approxRecipSqrt1[];

posit16_t p16_sqrt( posit16_t pA ) {

    union ui16_p16 uA;
    uint_fast16_t expA, fracA, index, r0, shift, sigma0, uiA, uiZ;
    uint_fast32_t eSqrR0, fracZ, negRem, recipSqrt, shiftedFracZ;
    int_fast16_t kZ;
    bool bitNPlusOne;

    uA.p = pA;
    uiA = uA.ui;

    // If sign bit is set, return NaR.
    if (uiA>>15) {
        uA.ui = 0x8000;
        return uA.p;
    }
    // If the argument is zero, return zero.
    if (uiA==0) {
        uA.ui = 0;
        return uA.p;
    }
    // Compute the square root. Here, kZ is the net power-of-2 scaling of the result.
    // Decode the regime and exponent bit; scale the input to be in the range 1 to 4:
	if (uiA >> 14) {
		kZ = -1;
		while (uiA & 0x4000) {
			kZ++;
			uiA= (uiA<<1) & 0xFFFF;
		}
	}
	else {
		kZ = 0;
		while (!(uiA & 0x4000)) {
			kZ--;
			uiA= (uiA<<1) & 0xFFFF;
		}

	}
	uiA &= 0x3fff;
	expA = 1 - (uiA >> 13);
	fracA = (uiA | 0x2000) >> 1;

	// Use table look-up of first four bits for piecewise linear approx. of 1/sqrt:
	index = ((fracA >> 8) & 0xE) + expA;

	r0 = softposit_approxRecipSqrt0[index]
		- (((uint_fast32_t) softposit_approxRecipSqrt1[index]
			* (fracA & 0x1FF)) >> 13);
	// Use Newton-Raphson refinement to get more accuracy for 1/sqrt:
	eSqrR0 = ((uint_fast32_t) r0 * r0) >> 1;

	if (expA) eSqrR0 >>= 1;
	sigma0 = 0xFFFF ^ (0xFFFF & (((uint64_t)eSqrR0 * (uint64_t)fracA) >> 18));//~(uint_fast16_t) ((eSqrR0 * fracA) >> 18);
	recipSqrt = ((uint_fast32_t) r0 << 2) + (((uint_fast32_t) r0 * sigma0) >> 23);

	// We need 17 bits of accuracy for posit16 square root approximation.
	// Multiplying 16 bits and 18 bits needs 64-bit scratch before the right shift:
	fracZ = (((uint_fast64_t) fracA) * recipSqrt) >> 13;

	// Figure out the regime and the resulting right shift of the fraction:
	if (kZ < 0) {
		shift = (-1 - kZ) >> 1;
		uiZ = 0x2000 >> shift;
	}
	else {
		shift = kZ >> 1;
		uiZ = 0x7fff - (0x7FFF >> (shift + 1));
	}
	// Set the exponent bit in the answer, if it is nonzero:
	if (kZ & 1) uiZ |= (0x1000 >> shift);

	// Right-shift fraction bits, accounting for 1 <= a < 2 versus 2 <= a < 4:
	fracZ = fracZ >> (expA + shift);

	// Trick for eliminating off-by-one cases that only uses one multiply:
	fracZ++;
	if (!(fracZ & 7)) {
		shiftedFracZ = fracZ >> 1;
		negRem = (shiftedFracZ * shiftedFracZ) & 0x3FFFF;
		if (negRem & 0x20000) {
			fracZ |= 1;
		} else {
			if (negRem) fracZ--;
		}
	}
	// Strip off the hidden bit and round-to-nearest using last 4 bits.
	fracZ -= (0x10000 >> shift);
	bitNPlusOne = (fracZ >> 3) & 1;
	if (bitNPlusOne) {
		if (((fracZ >> 4) & 1) | (fracZ & 7)) fracZ += 0x10;
	}
	// Assemble the result and return it.
	uA.ui = uiZ | (fracZ >> 4);
	return uA.p;

}