decimal.h

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#ifndef DECIMAL_INCLUDED
#define DECIMAL_INCLUDED
 
#ifndef MYSQL_ABI_CHECK
#include <stdlib.h>
#endif
 
#include "my_inttypes.h"
#include "my_macros.h"
 
typedef enum {
  TRUNCATE = 0,
  HALF_EVEN,
  HALF_UP,
  CEILING,
  FLOOR
} decimal_round_mode;
typedef int32 decimal_digit_t;
 
/**
  Base struct used to represent decimal data type.
 
  As stated in my_decimal::init, we do not initialize these members,
  even though clang-tidy complains, as we want to catch uninitialized use.
*/
struct decimal_t {
  /// The number of *decimal* digits (NOT number of decimal_digit_t's !)
  /// before the point.
  int intg;
  /// The number of decimal digits after the point.
  int frac;
  /// The length of buf (length of allocated space) in decimal_digit_t's,
  /// not in bytes.
  int len;
  /// False means positive, true means negative.
  bool sign;
  /// An array of decimal_digit_t's.
  decimal_digit_t *buf;
};
 
#ifndef MYSQL_ABI_CHECK
void widen_fraction(int new_frac, decimal_t *d);
int string2decimal(const char *from, decimal_t *to, const char **end);
int decimal2string(const decimal_t *from, char *to, int *to_len,
                   int fixed_precision, int fixed_decimals);
inline int decimal2string(const decimal_t *from, char *to, int *to_len) {
  return decimal2string(from, to, to_len, 0, 0);
}
int decimal2ulonglong(const decimal_t *from, ulonglong *to);
int ulonglong2decimal(ulonglong from, decimal_t *to);
int decimal2longlong(const decimal_t *from, longlong *to);
int longlong2decimal(longlong from, decimal_t *to);
int decimal2double(const decimal_t *from, double *to);
int double2decimal(double from, decimal_t *to);
int decimal_actual_fraction(const decimal_t *from);
int decimal2bin(const decimal_t *from, uchar *to, int precision, int scale);
int bin2decimal(const uchar *from, decimal_t *to, int precision, int scale,
                bool keep_prec = false);
 
/**
  Convert decimal to lldiv_t.
  The integer part is stored in to->quot.
  The fractional part is multiplied to 10^9 and stored to to->rem.
  @param  from  Decimal value
  @param  [out] to    lldiv_t value
  @retval 0     on success
  @retval !0    in error
*/
int decimal2lldiv_t(const decimal_t *from, lldiv_t *to);
 
/**
  Convert double value to lldiv_t value.
  @param     nr The double value to convert from.
  @param [out] lld   The lldit_t variable to convert to.
  @return         0 on success, error code on error.
 
  Integer part goes into lld.quot.
  Fractional part multiplied to 1000000000 (10^9) goes to lld.rem.
  Typically used in datetime calculations to split seconds
  and nanoseconds.
 */
int double2lldiv_t(double nr, lldiv_t *lld);
int decimal_size(int precision, int scale);
int decimal_bin_size(int precision, int scale);
 
int decimal_intg(const decimal_t *from);
int decimal_add(const decimal_t *from1, const decimal_t *from2, decimal_t *to);
int decimal_sub(const decimal_t *from1, const decimal_t *from2, decimal_t *to);
int decimal_cmp(const decimal_t *from1, const decimal_t *from2);
int decimal_mul(const decimal_t *from1, const decimal_t *from2, decimal_t *to);
int decimal_div(const decimal_t *from1, const decimal_t *from2, decimal_t *to,
                int scale_incr);
int decimal_mod(const decimal_t *from1, const decimal_t *from2, decimal_t *to);
int decimal_round(const decimal_t *from, decimal_t *to, int new_scale,
                  decimal_round_mode mode);
int decimal_is_zero(const decimal_t *from);
void max_decimal(int precision, int frac, decimal_t *to);
int decimal_shift(decimal_t *dec, int shift);
 
/* set a decimal_t to zero */
static inline void decimal_make_zero(decimal_t *dec) {
  dec->buf[0] = 0;
  dec->intg = 1;
  dec->frac = 0;
  dec->sign = false;
}
 
/**
  Returns the length of the buffer to hold string representation
  of the decimal (including decimal dot, possible sign and \0)
*/
static inline int decimal_string_size(const decimal_t *dec) {
  return (dec->intg ? dec->intg : 1) + dec->frac + (dec->frac > 0) + 2;
}
 
/*
  conventions:
 
    decimal_smth() == 0     -- everything's ok
    decimal_smth() <= 1     -- result is usable, but precision loss is
  possible decimal_smth() <= 2     -- result can be unusable, most significant
  digits could've been lost decimal_smth() >  2     -- no result was generated
*/
 
#define E_DEC_OK 0
#define E_DEC_TRUNCATED 1
#define E_DEC_OVERFLOW 2
#define E_DEC_DIV_ZERO 4
#define E_DEC_BAD_NUM 8
#define E_DEC_OOM 16
 
#define E_DEC_FATAL_ERROR \
  (E_DEC_OVERFLOW | E_DEC_DIV_ZERO | E_DEC_BAD_NUM | E_DEC_OOM)
#define E_DEC_ERROR (E_DEC_FATAL_ERROR | E_DEC_TRUNCATED)
 
#endif  // MYSQL_ABI_CHECK
 
#endif  // DECIMAL_INCLUDED