/********************************************************************* * * File Name: decalpha.h * * Functional Description: The header file decalpha.h defines macros * used by FORTRAN code on DEC AlphaClusters when implementing * the bench11 multiple precision benchmark routines. * *********************************************************************/ /* CVS info */ /* $Date: 2005/01/10 21:17:58 $ */ /* $Revision: 1.2 $ */ /* $RCSfile: decalpha.h,v $ */ /* $Name: rel_5 $ */ /*On the DEC Alpha the long (64 bit) is the largest supported type */ #define mplong long #define MPLONG INTEGER(KIND=8) /*The total number of bits in an MPLONG */ #define WORDLEN 64 /* This is for MPI transfers in P11, C11, R11 */ #define intspermplong 2 /*The number of bits in each digit word used by the multiple */ /*precision structure (normally WORDLEN/2) */ #ifdef GMP # define BITSPERWORD 64 /* this means GMP was compiled using 32-bit ints on DEC */ # define INT32 1 #else # define BITSPERWORD 32 #endif /********************************************************************* C The number of usable bits in the mantissa of a double C (Look in the file /usr/include/float.h) C Also define a fudge factor so that, for any values of rem and div, C floor(rem/div) > int(float(rem-DIVFUDGE*2^stuff)/float(div)) C where float(x) is the double precision representation C of the top DBL_MANT_DIG-1 bits of x and stuff is chosen so C DIVFUDGE effects only the bottom bits of those chosen by float. *********************************************************************/ #define DBL_MANT_DIG 53 #define DIVFUDGE 3 /********************************************************************* C There are 32 bits in an INTEGER on the DEC Alpha using the default flags. C This is important because many functions return an INTEGER, not an MPLONG. C Note that the "-integer_size 64" or the "-i8" compiler options will C force integers to be 64 bits. *********************************************************************/ #define INTEGER_BITS 32 #define VECTLEN 1 /* Define a string containing a single backslash */ #define BACKSLASH "\\"