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/* ************************************************************************* */
/* ap_scalar.h: scalars */
/* ************************************************************************* */

/* This file is part of the APRON Library, released under LGPL license.  Please
   read the COPYING file packaged in the distribution */

#ifndef _AP_SCALAR_H_
#define _AP_SCALAR_H_

#include <assert.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include "gmp.h"
#include "mpfr.h"

#include "ap_config.h"

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif


/* ********************************************************************** */
/* I. Datatypes  */
/* ********************************************************************** */

typedef enum ap_scalar_discr_t {
  AP_SCALAR_DOUBLE, /* double-precision floating-point number */
  AP_SCALAR_MPQ,    /* GMP arbitrary precision rational */
  AP_SCALAR_MPFR,   /* MPFR floating-point number */
} ap_scalar_discr_t;

typedef struct ap_scalar_t {
  ap_scalar_discr_t discr;
  union {
    double dbl;
    mpq_ptr mpq; /* +infty coded by 1/0, -infty coded by -1/0 */
    mpfr_ptr mpfr;
  } val;
} ap_scalar_t;

/* ********************************************************************** */
/* II. Operations  */
/* ********************************************************************** */

/* ====================================================================== */
/* Basics */
/* ====================================================================== */

ap_scalar_t* ap_scalar_alloc(void);
  /* Allocates a scalar, of default type DOUBLE (the most economical) */
void ap_scalar_free(ap_scalar_t* scalar);
  /* Free a scalar */
void ap_scalar_reinit(ap_scalar_t* scalar, ap_scalar_discr_t d);
  /* Change the type of an already allocated scalar
     (mainly for internal use */
static inline 
void ap_scalar_print(ap_scalar_t* a);
void ap_scalar_fprint(FILE* stream, ap_scalar_t* a);
  /* Printing */

extern int ap_scalar_print_prec;
  /* Number of significant digits to print for floating-point numbers.
     Defaults to 20.
   */

static inline
void ap_scalar_swap(ap_scalar_t* a, ap_scalar_t* b);
  /* Exchange */

/* ====================================================================== */
/* Assignments */
/* ====================================================================== */

void ap_scalar_set(ap_scalar_t* scalar, ap_scalar_t* scalar2);
  /* Assignment */
void ap_scalar_set_mpq(ap_scalar_t* scalar, mpq_t mpq);
void ap_scalar_set_int(ap_scalar_t* scalar, long int i);
void ap_scalar_set_frac(ap_scalar_t* scalar, long int i, unsigned long int j);
  /* Change the type of scalar to MPQ and initialize it resp. with
     - mpq
     - integer i
     - rational i/j, assuming j!=0
  */
void ap_scalar_set_double(ap_scalar_t* scalar, double k);
  /* Change the type of scalar to DOUBLE and initialize it with k. */
void ap_scalar_set_mpfr(ap_scalar_t* scalar, mpfr_t mpfr);
  /* Change the type of scalar to MPFR and initialize it with mpfr. 
     The precision of the scalar is changed to match that of mpfr. */
void ap_scalar_set_infty(ap_scalar_t* scalar, int sgn);
  /* Assignment to sgn*infty. Keep the type of the scalar.
     If sgn == 0, set to zero. */

/* ====================================================================== */
/* Combined allocation and assignment */
/* ====================================================================== */

ap_scalar_t* ap_scalar_alloc_set(ap_scalar_t* scalar2);
ap_scalar_t* ap_scalar_alloc_set_mpq(mpq_t mpq);
  /* Allocate an MPQ scalar and initialize it with mpq */
ap_scalar_t* ap_scalar_alloc_set_double(double k);
  /* Allocate an DOUBLE scalar and initialize it with k. */
ap_scalar_t* ap_scalar_alloc_set_mpfr(mpfr_t mpfr);
  /* Allocate an MPFR scalar and initialize it with mpfr. 
     The precisio of the scalar matches that of mpfr. */

/* ====================================================================== */
/* Conversions */
/* ====================================================================== */

/* For the two next functions, the returned value is zero if conversion is
   exact, positive if the result is greater, negative if it is lower. */

int ap_mpq_set_scalar(mpq_t mpq, ap_scalar_t* scalar, mp_rnd_t round);
  /* Assign mpq with the value of scalar,
     possibly converting from another type.
     Currently, round is not needed, as the conversion is exact */
int ap_double_set_scalar(double* k, ap_scalar_t* scalar, mp_rnd_t round);
  /* Return the value of scalar in DOUBLE type,
     possibly converting from another type. */
int ap_mpfr_set_scalar(mpfr_t mpfr, ap_scalar_t* scalar, mp_rnd_t round);
  /* Return the value of scalar in MPFR type,
     possibly converting from another type. 
     The precision of mpfr is NOT changed to match that of scalar, so, 
     rounding may occur. */

/* ====================================================================== */
/* Tests */
/* ====================================================================== */

int ap_scalar_infty(ap_scalar_t* scalar);
  /* -1:-infty, 0:finite; 1:+infty */
int ap_scalar_cmp(ap_scalar_t* a, ap_scalar_t* b);
int ap_scalar_cmp_int(ap_scalar_t* a, int b);
  /* Exact comparison between two scalars (resp. a scalar and an integer)
     -1: a is less than b
     0: a is equal to b
     1: a is greater than b
  */
bool ap_scalar_equal(ap_scalar_t* a, ap_scalar_t* b);
bool ap_scalar_equal_int(ap_scalar_t* a, int b);
  /* Exact Equality test */
int ap_scalar_sgn(ap_scalar_t* a);
  /* -1: negative, 0: null, +1: positive  */

/* ====================================================================== */
/* Other operations */
/* ====================================================================== */

void ap_scalar_neg(ap_scalar_t* a, ap_scalar_t* b);
  /* Negation */
void ap_scalar_inv(ap_scalar_t* a, ap_scalar_t* b);
  /* Inversion. Not exact for floating-point type */

long ap_scalar_hash(ap_scalar_t* a);
  /* Return an hash code (for instance for OCaml interface) */

/* ********************************************************************** */
/* III. FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY */
/* ********************************************************************** */

static inline
void ap_scalar_init(ap_scalar_t* scalar, ap_scalar_discr_t d)
{
  scalar->discr = d;
  switch(d){
  case AP_SCALAR_MPQ:
    scalar->val.mpq = (mpq_ptr)malloc(sizeof(mpq_t));
    mpq_init(scalar->val.mpq);
    break;
  case AP_SCALAR_MPFR:
    scalar->val.mpfr = (mpfr_ptr)malloc(sizeof(mpfr_t));
    mpfr_init(scalar->val.mpfr);
    break;
  case AP_SCALAR_DOUBLE:
    scalar->val.dbl = 0.0;
    break;
  }
}
static inline
void ap_scalar_clear(ap_scalar_t* scalar)
{
  switch(scalar->discr){
  case AP_SCALAR_MPQ:
    mpq_clear(scalar->val.mpq);
    free(scalar->val.mpq);
    break;
  case AP_SCALAR_MPFR:
    mpfr_clear(scalar->val.mpfr);
    free(scalar->val.mpfr);
    break;
  case AP_SCALAR_DOUBLE:
    break;
  }
}
static inline void ap_scalar_print(ap_scalar_t* a)
{ ap_scalar_fprint(stdout,a); }
static inline
void ap_scalar_swap(ap_scalar_t* a, ap_scalar_t* b){ ap_scalar_t t = *a; *a = *b; *b = t; }

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif