/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Copyright 2013 John Maddock. Distributed under the Boost // Software License, Version 1.0. (See accompanying file // LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_ // // Generic routines for converting floating point values to and from decimal strings. // Note that these use "naive" algorithms which result in rounding error - so they // do not round trip to and from the string representation (but should only be out // in the last bit). // #ifndef BOOST_MP_FLOAT_STRING_CVT_HPP #define BOOST_MP_FLOAT_STRING_CVT_HPP #include namespace boost{ namespace multiprecision{ namespace detail{ template inline void round_string_up_at(std::string& s, int pos, I& expon) { // // Rounds up a string representation of a number at pos: // if(pos < 0) { s.insert(0, 1, '1'); s.erase(s.size() - 1); ++expon; } else if(s[pos] == '9') { s[pos] = '0'; round_string_up_at(s, pos - 1, expon); } else { if((pos == 0) && (s[pos] == '0') && (s.size() == 1)) ++expon; ++s[pos]; } } template std::string convert_to_string(Backend b, std::streamsize digits, std::ios_base::fmtflags f) { using default_ops::eval_log10; using default_ops::eval_floor; using default_ops::eval_pow; using default_ops::eval_convert_to; using default_ops::eval_multiply; using default_ops::eval_divide; using default_ops::eval_subtract; using default_ops::eval_fpclassify; typedef typename mpl::front::type ui_type; typedef typename Backend::exponent_type exponent_type; std::string result; bool iszero = false; bool isneg = false; exponent_type expon = 0; std::streamsize org_digits = digits; BOOST_ASSERT(digits > 0); int fpt = eval_fpclassify(b); if(fpt == (int)FP_ZERO) { result = "0"; iszero = true; } else if(fpt == (int)FP_INFINITE) { if(b.compare(ui_type(0)) < 0) return "-inf"; else return ((f & std::ios_base::showpos) == std::ios_base::showpos) ? "+inf" : "inf"; } else if(fpt == (int)FP_NAN) { return "nan"; } else { // // Start by figuring out the exponent: // isneg = b.compare(ui_type(0)) < 0; if(isneg) b.negate(); Backend t; Backend ten; ten = ui_type(10); eval_log10(t, b); eval_floor(t, t); eval_convert_to(&expon, t); if(-expon > std::numeric_limits >::max_exponent10 - 3) { int e = -expon / 2; Backend t2; eval_pow(t2, ten, e); eval_multiply(t, t2, b); eval_multiply(t, t2); if(expon & 1) eval_multiply(t, ten); } else { eval_pow(t, ten, -expon); eval_multiply(t, b); } // // Make sure we're between [1,10) and adjust if not: // if(t.compare(ui_type(1)) < 0) { eval_multiply(t, ui_type(10)); --expon; } else if(t.compare(ui_type(10)) >= 0) { eval_divide(t, ui_type(10)); ++expon; } Backend digit; ui_type cdigit; // // Adjust the number of digits required based on formatting options: // if(((f & std::ios_base::fixed) == std::ios_base::fixed) && (expon != -1)) digits += expon + 1; if((f & std::ios_base::scientific) == std::ios_base::scientific) ++digits; // // Extract the digits one at a time: // for(unsigned i = 0; i < digits; ++i) { eval_floor(digit, t); eval_convert_to(&cdigit, digit); result += static_cast('0' + cdigit); eval_subtract(t, digit); eval_multiply(t, ten); } // // Possibly round result: // if(digits >= 0) { eval_floor(digit, t); eval_convert_to(&cdigit, digit); eval_subtract(t, digit); if((cdigit == 5) && (t.compare(ui_type(0)) == 0)) { // Bankers rounding: if((*result.rbegin() - '0') & 1) { round_string_up_at(result, result.size() - 1, expon); } } else if(cdigit >= 5) { round_string_up_at(result, result.size() - 1, expon); } } } while((result.size() > digits) && result.size()) { // We may get here as a result of rounding... if(result.size() > 1) result.erase(result.size() - 1); else { if(expon > 0) --expon; // so we put less padding in the result. else ++expon; ++digits; } } BOOST_ASSERT(org_digits >= 0); if(isneg) result.insert(0, 1, '-'); format_float_string(result, expon, org_digits, f, iszero); return result; } template void convert_from_string(Backend& b, const char* p) { using default_ops::eval_multiply; using default_ops::eval_add; using default_ops::eval_pow; using default_ops::eval_divide; typedef typename mpl::front::type ui_type; b = ui_type(0); if(!p || (*p == 0)) return; bool is_neg = false; bool is_neg_expon = false; static const ui_type ten = ui_type(10); typename Backend::exponent_type expon = 0; int digits_seen = 0; typedef std::numeric_limits > limits; static const int max_digits = limits::is_specialized ? limits::max_digits10 + 1 : INT_MAX; if(*p == '+') ++p; else if(*p == '-') { is_neg = true; ++p; } if((std::strcmp(p, "nan") == 0) || (std::strcmp(p, "NaN") == 0) || (std::strcmp(p, "NAN") == 0)) { eval_divide(b, ui_type(0)); if(is_neg) b.negate(); return; } if((std::strcmp(p, "inf") == 0) || (std::strcmp(p, "Inf") == 0) || (std::strcmp(p, "INF") == 0)) { b = ui_type(1); eval_divide(b, ui_type(0)); if(is_neg) b.negate(); return; } // // Grab all the leading digits before the decimal point: // while(std::isdigit(*p)) { eval_multiply(b, ten); eval_add(b, ui_type(*p - '0')); ++p; ++digits_seen; } if(*p == '.') { // // Grab everything after the point, stop when we've seen // enough digits, even if there are actually more available: // ++p; while(std::isdigit(*p)) { eval_multiply(b, ten); eval_add(b, ui_type(*p - '0')); ++p; --expon; if(++digits_seen > max_digits) break; } while(std::isdigit(*p)) ++p; } // // Parse the exponent: // if((*p == 'e') || (*p == 'E')) { ++p; if(*p == '+') ++p; else if(*p == '-') { is_neg_expon = true; ++p; } typename Backend::exponent_type e2 = 0; while(std::isdigit(*p)) { e2 *= 10; e2 += (*p - '0'); ++p; } if(is_neg_expon) e2 = -e2; expon += e2; } if(expon) { // Scale by 10^expon, note that 10^expon can be // outside the range of our number type, even though the // result is within range, if that looks likely, then split // the calculation in two: Backend t; t = ten; if(expon > limits::min_exponent10 + 2) { eval_pow(t, t, expon); eval_multiply(b, t); } else { eval_pow(t, t, expon + digits_seen + 1); eval_multiply(b, t); t = ten; eval_pow(t, t, -digits_seen - 1); eval_multiply(b, t); } } if(is_neg) b.negate(); if(*p) { // Unexpected input in string: BOOST_THROW_EXCEPTION(std::runtime_error("Unexpected characters in string being interpreted as a float128.")); } } }}} // namespaces #endif