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/*_ ecvt.c Sat May 20 1989 Modified by: Walter Bright */
/* Copyright (C) 1986-1989 by Walter Bright */
/* All Rights Reserved */
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <float.h>
#define DIGMAX (DBL_DIG*2) /* max # of digits in string */
/* (*2 is a good fudge factor) */
#define DIGPREC (DBL_DIG+2) /* max # of significant digits */
/* (+2 for fractional part after min */
/* significant digits) */
#define ECVT 0
#define FCVT 1
extern int _8087; /* 8087 flag */
static char digstr[DIGMAX + 1 + 1]; /* +1 for end of string */
/* +1 in case rounding adds */
/* another digit */
static double negtab[] =
{1e-256,1e-128,1e-64,1e-32,1e-16,1e-8,1e-4,1e-2,1e-1,1.0};
static double postab[] =
{1e+256,1e+128,1e+64,1e+32,1e+16,1e+8,1e+4,1e+2,1e+1};
static char * near pascal
_floatcvt(int cnvflag,double val,int ndig,int *pdecpt,int *psign);
/*************************
* Convert double val to a string of
* decimal digits.
* ndig = # of digits in resulting string
* Returns:
* *pdecpt = position of decimal point from left of first digit
* *psign = nonzero if value was negative
*/
char *ecvt(double val,int ndig,int *pdecpt,int *psign)
{
return _floatcvt(ECVT,val,ndig,pdecpt,psign);
}
/*************************
* Convert double val to a string of
* decimal digits.
* nfrac = # of digits in resulting string past the decimal point
* Returns:
* *pdecpt = position of decimal point from left of first digit
* *psign = nonzero if value was negative
*/
char *fcvt(double val,int nfrac,int *pdecpt,int *psign)
{
return _floatcvt(FCVT,val,nfrac,pdecpt,psign);
}
/*************************
* Convert double val to a string of
* decimal digits.
* if (cnvflag == ECVT)
* ndig = # of digits in resulting string past the decimal point
* else
* ndig = # of digits in resulting string
* Returns:
* *pdecpt = position of decimal point from left of first digit
* *psign = nonzero if value was negative
*/
static char * near pascal
_floatcvt(int cnvflag,double val,int ndig,int *pdecpt,int *psign)
{ int decpt,pow,i,_8087save;
char *p;
*psign = (val < 0) ? ((val = -val),1) : 0;
ndig = (ndig < 0) ? 0
: (ndig < DIGMAX) ? ndig
: DIGMAX;
if (val == 0)
{ for (p = &digstr[0]; p < &digstr[ndig]; p++)
*p = '0';
decpt = 0;
}
else
{ /* Adjust things so that 1 <= val < 10 */
_8087save = _8087;
_8087 = 0; /* turn off 8087 (because it will hang */
/* in these loops if val == DBL_MAX) */
decpt = 1;
pow = 256;
i = 0;
while (val < 1)
{ while (val < negtab[i + 1])
{ val *= postab[i];
decpt -= pow;
}
pow >>= 1;
i++;
}
pow = 256;
i = 0;
while (val >= 10)
{ while (val >= postab[i])
{ val *= negtab[i];
decpt += pow;
}
pow >>= 1;
i++;
}
_8087 = _8087save; /* restore flag */
if (cnvflag == FCVT)
{ ndig += decpt;
ndig = (ndig < 0) ? 0
: (ndig < DIGMAX) ? ndig
: DIGMAX;
}
/* Pick off digits 1 by 1 and stuff into digstr[] */
/* Do 1 extra digit for rounding purposes */
for (p = &digstr[0]; p <= &digstr[ndig]; p++)
{ int n;
/* 'twould be silly to have zillions of digits */
/* when only DIGPREC are significant */
if (p >= &digstr[DIGPREC])
*p = '0';
else
{ n = val;
*p = n + '0';
val = (val - n) * 10; /* get next digit */
}
}
if (*--p >= '5') /* if we need to round */
{
while (1)
{
if (p == &digstr[0]) /* if at start */
{ ndig += cnvflag;
decpt++; /* shift dec pnt */
digstr[0] = '1'; /* "100000..." */
break;
}
*p = '0';
--p;
if (*p != '9')
{ (*p)++;
break;
}
} /* while */
} /* if */
} /* else */
*pdecpt = decpt;
digstr[ndig] = 0; /* terminate string */
return &digstr[0];
}