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kccdist/lib/pml/dscale.c
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/*
* +++ NAME +++
*
* DSCALE Scale a double precision number by power of 2
*
* +++ INDEX +++
*
* DSCALE
* math libraries
* machine dependent routines
*
* +++ DESCRIPTION +++
*
* Adds a specified integer to a double precision number's
* exponent, effectively multiplying by a power of 2 for positive
* scale values and divided by a power of 2 for negative
* scale values.
*
* +++ USAGE +++
*
* double dscale(value,scale)
* double value;
* integer scale;
*
* +++ PROGRAMMER +++
*
* Fred Fish
* Goodyear Aerospace Corp, Arizona Div.
* (602) 932-7000 work
* (602) 894-6881 home
*
* +++ INTERNALS +++
*
* This routine is highly machine dependent. As such, no
* attempt was made to make it general, hence it may have
* to be completely rewritten when transportation of the
* floating point library is attempted.
*
* For the DECSYSTEM-20 the double precision word format is:
*
* WORD N => SEEEEEEEEMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
* WORD N+1 => XMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
*
* For the PDP-11 the double precision word format is:
*
* WORD N => SEEEEEEEEMMMMMMM
* WORD N+1 => MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
* WORD N+2 => MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
* WORD N+3 => MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
*
* Where: S => Sign bit
* E => Exponent
* X => Ignored (set to 0)
* M => Mantissa bit
*
* DSCALE extracts the exponent, shifts it into the lower
* order bits, adds the scale value to it, checks for
* exponent overflow or underflow, shifts it back into the
* high bits, and inserts it back into the value.
*
* NOTE: On the DECSYSTEM-20, the exponent for negative
* numbers is complemented. This is not true for the PDP-11.
*
*/
/*)LIBRARY
*/
#include <stdio.h>
#include "c:pmluse.h"
#include "pml.h"
#ifdef PDP10
#define EXP_MASK 0377000000000 /* Mask for exponent */
#define MANT_MASK 0400777777777 /* Mask for mantissa */
#define LEXP_MASK 0377 /* Mask for shifted exponent */
#define EXP_SHIFTS 27 /* Shifts for exp in LSBs */
#endif
#ifdef pdp11
#define EXP_MASK 077600 /* Mask for exponent */
#define MANT_MASK 0100177 /* Mask for mantissa */
#define EXP_SHIFTS 7 /* Shifts to get into LSB's */
#define LEXP_MASK 0377 /* Mask for shifted exponent */
#endif
#ifdef vax
#define EXP_MASK 077600 /* Mask for exponent */
#define MANT_MASK 0100177 /* Mask for mantissa */
#define EXP_SHIFTS 7 /* Shifts to get into LSB's */
#define LEXP_MASK 0377 /* Mask for shifted exponent */
#endif
/************************************************************************
* *
* Begin DSCALE *
* Copy double value into working double value. *
* Initialize integer pointer to first word of double value. *
* Get first word of double value into a working integer. *
* Mask off exponent bits and shift into LSBs. *
* If double precision number was negative *
* Take ones complement of exponent (DECSYSTEM-20 only). *
* Endif *
* Add scale value to exponent (is in excess 128 notation) *
* If exponent has overflowed in either + or - direction then *
* Send user message on standard error channel. *
* Endif *
* If double precision number was negative *
* Take ones complement of exponent (DECSYSTEM-20 only). *
* Endif *
* Shift exponent back into MSBs. *
* Discard old exponent in the working integer. *
* Insert new exponent in the working integer. *
* Push entire working integer back into first word of double *
* Return result *
* End DSCALE *
* *
************************************************************************
*/
double dscale(value,scale)
double value;
register int scale;
{
register int *vpntr, temp1, temp2;
double val;
val = value;
vpntr = &val;
temp1 = *vpntr;
temp2 = (temp1 & EXP_MASK) >> EXP_SHIFTS;
#ifdef PDP10
if (val < 0.0) {
temp2 = ~temp2 & LEXP_MASK;
}
#endif
temp2 += scale;
if (temp2 > MAX_EXPONENT+128) {
pmlerr(DSCALE_OVERFLOW);
} else if (temp2 < 0) {
pmlerr(DSCALE_UNDERFLOW);
} else {
#ifdef PDP10
if (val < 0.0) {
temp2 = ~temp2 & LEXP_MASK;
}
#endif
temp2 = temp2 << EXP_SHIFTS;
temp1 &= MANT_MASK;
temp1 = temp1 | temp2;
*vpntr = temp1;
}
return (val);
}