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## -*- texinfo -*-
## @documentencoding UTF-8
## @defmethod {@@infsup} bitunpack (@var{X})
## @comment DO NOT SYNCHRONIZE DOCUMENTATION STRING
##
## Encode bare interval @var{X} in interchange format.
##
## The result is a raw bit pattern of length 128 that derive from two binary64
## numbers. Bits are in increasing order. Byte order depends on the system's
## endianness. First 8 bytes come from the lower interval boundary, last
## 8 bytes come from the upper interval boundary.
##
## The result is a row vector if @var{X} is a row vector; otherwise, it is a
## column vector.
##
## For all scalar intervals the following equation holds:
## @code{@var{X} == interval_bitpack (bitunpack (@var{X}))}.
##
## @seealso{interval_bitpack}
## @end defmethod
## Author: Oliver Heimlich
## Keywords: interval
## Created: 2014-12-23
function result = bitunpack (x)
if (nargin ~= 1)
print_usage ();
return
endif
## The exchange representation of [Empty] is (+inf, -inf). The exchange
## representation of [0, 0] is (-0, +0). Both is guaranteed by the infsup
## constructor.
l = bitunpack (x.inf);
u = bitunpack (x.sup);
## Initialize result vector
result = zeros (1, length (l) + length (u), 'logical');
if (not (isrow (l)))
result = result';
endif
## Merge 64 bit blocks from l and u (alternating) together into result.
target = reshape (1 : length (result), 64, numel (x.inf) + numel (x.sup));
target(:, 2 : 2 : size (target, 2)) = [];
result(target) = l;
result(target + 64) = u;
endfunction
%!test;
%! littleendian = bitunpack (uint16 (1))(1);
%! b = zeros (1, 128);
%! if (littleendian)
%! b([52, 63, 117, 127]) = 1;
%! else
%! b([7, 12, 71, 77]) = 1;
%! endif
%! assert (bitunpack (infsup (3, 4)), logical (b));
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