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remove old+broken ieee754 tests

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ir/tv/IeeeCC754/BasicOp/fltcalc/BasicOptest.cc deleted 100644 → 0
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/*
##########################################################################
# #
# Program: IeeeCC754 #
# #
# Description: #
# IeeeCC754 or IEEE 754 Compliance Checker is a precision and range #
# independent tool to test whether an implementation of #
# floating-point arithmetic (in hardware or software) is compliant #
# with the principles of the IEEE 754-854 floating-point standards. #
# You can find out more about the testing tool IeeeCC754 at #
# #
# http://win-www.uia.ac.be/u/cant/ieeecc754.html #
# #
# This tool is in parts based on and greatly benefited from the #
# the program FPTEST developed by Jerome Coonen. For a full #
# description of the extensions to FPTEST and a reference to #
# the original Coonen program, please refer to the URL given above. #
# For the options available with the program IeeeCC754 and its #
# compatibility with David Hough's hexadecimal UCB format, we #
# also refer to the file readme.usage. #
# #
# Usage: see readme.usage #
# #
# Responsible authors: #
# Brigitte Verdonk #
# Annie Cuyt #
# #
# Contributors: #
# Johan Bogo (1998-1999) #
# Tim Gevers (10-12/2000) #
# Debby Ooms (1996-1997) #
# Geert Vermuyten (1996-1997) #
# Dennis Verschaeren (09/1996-06/2000) #
# #
# Copyright (C) 2000 University of Antwerp #
# #
# This program can be obtained from the authors, free, but WITHOUT ANY #
# WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or #
# FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. #
# #
# Contact: #
# Brigitte.Verdonk@uia.ua.ac.be #
# Department of Mathematics and Computer Science #
# University of Antwerp (UIA) #
# Universiteitsplein 1 #
# B2610 Antwerp, BELGIUM #
# #
##########################################################################
Filename:
$RCSfile$
Last updated:
$Date$
*/
#include <math.h>
#include <DriverFloatRepr.h>
extern "C" {
#include <fltcalc.h>
}
DriverFloatRepr DriverFloatRepr::operator + (DriverFloatRepr& fl)
{
void *res = alloca(::fc_get_buffer_length());
void *op1 = alloca(::fc_get_buffer_length());
void *op2 = alloca(::fc_get_buffer_length());
to(op1);
fl.to(op2);
SetLibRound();
// cout << "op1 : " << endl << op1 << endl << flush;
// cout << "op2 : " << endl << op2 << endl << flush;
GetLibExceptions();
::fc_add(op1, op2, res);
// cout << "res: " << res << endl << flush; // debug
GetLibExceptions();
DriverFloatRepr r(res);
return r;
}
DriverFloatRepr DriverFloatRepr::operator - (DriverFloatRepr &fl)
{
void *res = alloca(::fc_get_buffer_length());
void *op1 = alloca(::fc_get_buffer_length());
void *op2 = alloca(::fc_get_buffer_length());
to(op1);
fl.to(op2);
SetLibRound();
// cout << "op1 : " << endl << op1 << endl << flush;
// cout << "op2 : " << endl << op2 << endl << flush;
::fc_sub(op1, op2, res);
// cout << "res: " << res << endl << flush; // debug
GetLibExceptions();
DriverFloatRepr r(res);
return r;
}
DriverFloatRepr DriverFloatRepr::operator * (DriverFloatRepr &fl)
{
void *res = alloca(::fc_get_buffer_length());
void *op1 = alloca(::fc_get_buffer_length());
void *op2 = alloca(::fc_get_buffer_length());
to(op1);
fl.to(op2);
SetLibRound();
// cout << "op1 : " << endl << op1 << endl << flush;
// cout << "op2 : " << endl << op2 << endl << flush;
::fc_mul(op1, op2, res);
// cout << "res: " << res << endl << flush; // debug
GetLibExceptions();
DriverFloatRepr r(res);
return r;
}
DriverFloatRepr DriverFloatRepr::operator / (DriverFloatRepr &fl)
{
void *res = alloca(::fc_get_buffer_length());
void *op1 = alloca(::fc_get_buffer_length());
void *op2 = alloca(::fc_get_buffer_length());
to(op1);
fl.to(op2);
SetLibRound();
// cout << "op1 : " << endl << op1 << endl << flush;
// cout << "op2 : " << endl << op2 << endl << flush;
::fc_div(op1, op2, res);
// cout << "res: " << res << endl << flush; // debug
GetLibExceptions();
DriverFloatRepr r(res);
// DriverFloatRepr r(op1); // debug
return r;
}
DriverFloatRepr DriverFloatRepr::operator % (DriverFloatRepr &fl)
{
DriverFloatRepr r(0l);
return r;
}
DriverFloatRepr DriverFloatRepr::sqrt()
{
DriverFloatRepr r(0l);
return r;
}
ir/tv/IeeeCC754/BasicOp/fltcalc/fpenv_fltcalc.cc deleted 100644 → 0
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/*
##########################################################################
# #
# Program: IeeeCC754 #
# #
# Description: #
# IeeeCC754 or IEEE 754 Compliance Checker is a precision and range #
# independent tool to test whether an implementation of #
# floating-point arithmetic (in hardware or software) is compliant #
# with the principles of the IEEE 754-854 floating-point standards. #
# You can find out more about the testing tool IeeeCC754 at #
# #
# http://win-www.uia.ac.be/u/cant/ieeecc754.html #
# #
# This tool is in parts based on and greatly benefited from the #
# the program FPTEST developed by Jerome Coonen. For a full #
# description of the extensions to FPTEST and a reference to #
# the original Coonen program, please refer to the URL given above. #
# For the options available with the program IeeeCC754 and its #
# compatibility with David Hough's hexadecimal UCB format, we #
# also refer to the file readme.usage. #
# #
# Usage: see readme.usage #
# #
# Responsible authors: #
# Brigitte Verdonk #
# Annie Cuyt #
# #
# Contributors: #
# Johan Bogo (1998-1999) #
# Tim Gevers (10-12/2000) #
# Debby Ooms (1996-1997) #
# Geert Vermuyten (1996-1997) #
# Dennis Verschaeren (09/1996-06/2000) #
# #
# Copyright (C) 2000 University of Antwerp #
# #
# This program can be obtained from the authors, free, but WITHOUT ANY #
# WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or #
# FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. #
# #
# Contact: #
# Brigitte.Verdonk@uia.ua.ac.be #
# Department of Mathematics and Computer Science #
# University of Antwerp (UIA) #
# Universiteitsplein 1 #
# B2610 Antwerp, BELGIUM #
# #
##########################################################################
Filename:
$RCSfile$
Last updated:
$Date$
*/
#include <math.h>
#include <DriverFloatRepr.h>
extern "C" {
#include <fltcalc.h>
}
#ifndef DOUBLE
#define DOUBLE
#endif
/*
By default, all functions in this file are declared in the header file
DriverFloatRepr.h
except for two functions
DriverFloatRepr::DriverFloatRepr(<MyDatatype &D>)
<MyDatatype> DriverFloatRepr::to()
These two functions, for conversion between the floating-point
data type of your target implementation and DriverFloatRepr, the
floating-point data type of the driver program, should be declared
explicitly in the header file DriverFloatRepr.h, with MyDatatype
replaced by the appropriate identifier. */
void DriverFloatRepr::SetLibRound()
{
/* Make your library calls for changing the rounding mode */
switch (GetFPRound())
{
case RM_NEAR:
// change rounding mode to round to nearest break;
fc_set_rounding_mode(FC_TONEAREST);
break;
case RM_ZERO:
// change rounding mode to round to zero break;
fc_set_rounding_mode(FC_TOZERO);
break;
case RM_UP:
// change rounding mode to round up break;
fc_set_rounding_mode(FC_TOPOSITIVE);
break;
case RM_DOWN:
// change rounding mode to round down break;
fc_set_rounding_mode(FC_TONEGATIVE);
break;
}
}
void DriverFloatRepr::SetLibEnvironment()
{
// clear all floating-point exceptions
}
void DriverFloatRepr::GetLibExceptions()
{
// do nothing, exceptions are unsupported
}
DriverFloatRepr::DriverFloatRepr(void* val) {
// convert your floating-point data type to the floating-point
// representation of the driver program
// replace MyDatatype by the appropriate identifier
int exponent;
unsigned int mantissa0;
unsigned int mantissa1;
#ifdef DOUBLE
sizeExp = 11;
sizeMant = 52;
#else
sizeExp = 8;
sizeMant = 23;
#endif
mant = Bitstring(sizeMant);
exp = Bitstring(sizeExp);
if (fc_is_negative(val))
sign = 1;
else
sign = 0;
#ifdef DOUBLE
// convert exponent
exponent = ((int)(fc_sub_bits(val, 64, 7) & 0x7F)) << 4;
exponent |= ((fc_sub_bits(NULL, 64, 6) & 0xF0) >> 4);
for (int i = sizeExp - 1;i >= 0; i--) {
exp.PutBit(i,exponent%2);
exponent /= 2;
}
// convert mantissa
mantissa0 = ((int)(fc_sub_bits(NULL, 64, 6) & 0x0F)) << 16;
mantissa0 |= ((int)fc_sub_bits(NULL, 64, 5)) << 8;
mantissa0 |= (int)fc_sub_bits(NULL, 64, 4);
mantissa1 = ((int)fc_sub_bits(NULL, 64, 3)) << 24;
mantissa1 |= ((int)fc_sub_bits(NULL, 64, 2)) << 16;
mantissa1 |= ((int)fc_sub_bits(NULL, 64, 1)) << 8;
mantissa1 |= ((int)fc_sub_bits(NULL, 64, 0));
for (int i = 19;i >= 0; i--) {
mant.PutBit(i,mantissa0%2);
mantissa0 /= 2;
}
for (int i = 31;i >= 0; i--) {
mant.PutBit(20+i,mantissa1%2);
mantissa1 /= 2;
}
#else
// convert exponent
exponent = ((int)(fc_sub_bits(val, 32, 3) & 0x7F)) << 1;
exponent |= ((fc_sub_bits(NULL, 32, 2) & 0x80) >> 7);
for (int i = sizeExp - 1;i >= 0; i--) {
exp.PutBit(i,exponent%2);
exponent /= 2;
}
// convert mantissa
mantissa0 = ((int)(fc_sub_bits(NULL, 32, 2) & 0x7F)) << 16;
mantissa0 |= ((int)fc_sub_bits(NULL, 32, 1)) << 8;
mantissa0 |= (int)fc_sub_bits(NULL, 32, 0);
for (int i = 22;i >= 0; i--) {
mant.PutBit(i,mantissa0%2);
mantissa0 /= 2;
}
#endif
}
void *DriverFloatRepr::to(void *buf)
// convert the the floating-point representation of the driver program
// to the floating-point data type of your implementation
{
unsigned int upper = 0;
unsigned int lower = 0;
#ifdef DOUBLE
double im_val;
#else
float im_val;
#endif
if (sign != 0) {
upper |= 0x80000000;
}
for (int i = 0;i < sizeExp; i++) {
if (exp.GetBit(i) == 1)
upper |= 1<<(30-i);
}
#ifdef DOUBLE
for (int i = 0;i < 20; i++) {
if (mant.GetBit(i) == 1)
upper |= 1<<(19-i);
}
for (int i = 20;i < sizeMant; i++) {
if (mant.GetBit(i) == 1)
lower |= 1<<(51-i);
}
if (Endian == MYLITTLE_ENDIAN)
{
((unsigned int*)&im_val)[0] = lower;
((unsigned int*)&im_val)[1] = upper;
}
else
{
((unsigned int*)&im_val)[1] = lower;
((unsigned int*)&im_val)[0] = upper;
}
fc_val_from_float(im_val, 11, 52, (char*)buf);
#else
for (int i = 0;i < sizeMant; i++) {
if (mant.GetBit(i) == 1)
upper |= 1<<(22-i);
}
*((unsigned int*)&im_val) = upper;
fc_val_from_float(im_val, 8, 23, (char*)buf);
#endif
return buf;
}
// conversions between DriverFloatRepr and hardware integer
// data types; implementation should not be modified !
DriverFloatRepr::DriverFloatRepr(long i) {
Bitstring temp(32);
hidden = 0;
sizeMant = 32;
sizeExp = 0;
temp[0] = (unsigned long) i;
temp.SubBitstring(0,mant);
}
DriverFloatRepr::DriverFloatRepr(unsigned long i) {
Bitstring temp(32);
hidden = 0;
sizeMant = 32;
sizeExp = 0;
temp[0] = (unsigned long) i;
temp.SubBitstring(0,mant);
}
DriverFloatRepr::DriverFloatRepr(long long i) {
unsigned long *tmparray=new unsigned long[2];
tmparray = (unsigned long *)&i;
Bitstring temp(64);
if (Endian == MYLITTLE_ENDIAN)
{
temp[0] = tmparray[0];
temp[1] = tmparray[1];
}
else
{
temp[0] = tmparray[1];
temp[1] = tmparray[0];
}
hidden = 0;
sizeMant = 64;
sizeExp = 0;
temp.SubBitstring(0,mant);
}
DriverFloatRepr::DriverFloatRepr(unsigned long long i) {
unsigned long *tmparray=new unsigned long[2];
tmparray = (unsigned long *)&i;
Bitstring temp(64);
if (Endian == MYLITTLE_ENDIAN)
{
temp[0] = tmparray[0];
temp[1] = tmparray[1];
}
else
{
temp[0] = tmparray[1];
temp[1] = tmparray[0];
}
hidden = 0;
sizeMant = 64;
sizeExp = 0;
temp.SubBitstring(0,mant);
}
int DriverFloatRepr::toint() {
return (int&)mant[0];
}
unsigned int DriverFloatRepr::touint() {
return (unsigned int&)mant[0];
}
long long int DriverFloatRepr::tolonglong() {
unsigned long tmparray[2];
if (Endian == MYLITTLE_ENDIAN)
{
tmparray[0] = mant[0];
tmparray[1] = mant[1];
}
else
{
tmparray[0] = mant[1];
tmparray[1] = mant[0];
}
return (long long int&)*tmparray;
}
unsigned long long int DriverFloatRepr::toulonglong() {
unsigned long tmparray[2];
if (Endian == MYLITTLE_ENDIAN)
{
tmparray[0] = mant[0];
tmparray[1] = mant[1];
}
else
{
tmparray[0] = mant[1];
tmparray[1] = mant[0];
}
return (unsigned long long int&)*tmparray;
}
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!! This file contains precision and range independent test vectors for
!! the operation addition/subtraction (+). The first character in each
!! test vector refers to the origin of the test vector
!!
!! 2: Jerome Coonen Version <2>
!! 3: Jerome Coonen Version <3>
!! @Phdthesis{
!! author = {Coonen, J.T.},
!! title = {Contributions to a proposed standard for binary
!! floating-point arithmetic},
!! school = {University of California, Berkeley},
!! year = {1984}}
!!
!! H: precision independent encoding of UCB/<H>ough test vector
!! @Unpublished{
!! author = {David G. Hough and others},
!! title = {{UCBTEST}, a suite of programs for testing certain
!! difficult cases of {IEEE} 754 floating-point arithmetic},
!! year = {1988},
!! note = {Restricted public domain software from
!! http://netlib.bell-labs.com/netlib/fp/index.html}}
!!
!! A: Verdonk-Cuyt-Verschaeren (University of <A>ntwerp)
!! @Article{
!! author = {Verdonk, B. and Cuyt, A. and Verschaeren, D.},
!! title = {A precision- and range-independent tool for testing
!! floating-point arithmetic {I}: basic operations,
!! square root and remainder},
!! journal = {ACM TOMS},
!! volume = {27},
!! number = {1},
!! pages = {92-118},
!! year = {2001}}
!! note = {Under revision}}
!!
!! This file is part of the tool IeeeCC754 or IEEE 754 Compliance Checker.
!! It is a precision and range independent tool to test whether
!! an implementation of floating-point arithmetic (in hardware or
!! software) is compliant with the principles of the IEEE 754-854
!! floating-point standards. You can find out more about the testing
!! tool IeeeCC754 and the syntax and semantics of the test vectors
!! at
!! http://win-www.uia.ac.be/u/cant/ieeecc754.html
!!
!! Last updated:
!! $Date$
!!
!! Contact:
!! Brigitte.Verdonk@ua.ac.be
!! Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
!! University of Antwerp (UIA)
!! Universiteitsplein 1
!! B2610 Antwerp, BELGIUM
!!!! first some easy cases
2+ ALL 1 1 OK 2
!! c0a00000 00000000 c0a00000 00000000 c0b00000 00000000
H+ ALL -1 -1 OK -2
2+ ALL 1 2 OK 3
!! c0a00000 00000000 c0b00000 00000000 c0b80000 00000000
H+ ALL -1 -2 OK -3
2+ ALL 2 2 OK 4
2+ ALL 1 7 OK 8
A+ ALL -1 -7 OK -8
2+ ALL 5 -1 OK 4
A+ ALL -5 1 OK -4
2+ ALL 2 -5 OK -3
A+ ALL -2 5 OK 3
!! 40a00000 00000000 c0b00000 00000000 c0a00000 00000000
H+ ALL 2 -4 OK -2
!! 40b00000 00000000 c0a00000 00000000 40a00000 00000000
H+ ALL 4 -2 OK 2
!! c0a00000 00000000 40b00000 00000000 40a00000 00000000
!! c0b00000 00000000 40a00000 00000000 c0a00000 00000000
!! Special representations
! Zero vs Zero -- watch signs and rounding modes.
2+ =0> 0 -0 OK 0
2+ < 0 -0 OK -0
2+ ALL 0 0 OK 0
2+ ALL -0 -0 OK -0
!! Zero vs denormalized
2+ ALL 0 Td1 OK Td1
2+ ALL -0 Td1 OK Td1
2+ ALL 0 -Td1 OK -Td1
2+ ALL -0 -Td1 OK -Td1
2+ ALL 0i3 0 OK 0i3
2+ ALL 0i3 -0 OK 0i3
2+ ALL -0i3 0 OK -0i3
2+ ALL -0i3 -0 OK -0i3
!! Zero vs normal -- watch that sign of 0 is meaningless
2+ ALL -0 -T OK -T
2+ ALL T 0 OK T
2+ ALL 0 -T OK -T
2+ ALL 0 Hm1 OK Hm1
2+ ALL -0 Hm1 OK Hm1
2+ ALL -Hm1 0 OK -Hm1
2+ ALL -Hm1 -0 OK -Hm1
2+ ALL 1 -0 OK 1
2+ ALL -1 -0 OK -1
2+ ALL 0 1 OK 1
2+ ALL 5 -0 OK 5
2+ ALL 5 +0 OK 5
! Infinity vs 0.
2+ ALL H 0 OK H
2+ ALL H -0 OK H