
/*============================================================================

This C header file is part of the SoftFloat IEEE Floating-Point Arithmetic
Package, Release 3a, by John R. Hauser.

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#ifndef softfloat_types_h
#define softfloat_types_h 1

#include <stdint.h>

/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Types used to pass 32-bit, 64-bit, and 128-bit floating-point arguments and
| results to/from functions.  These types must be exactly 32 bits, 64 bits,
| and 128 bits in size, respectively.  Where a platform has "native" support
| for IEEE-Standard floating-point formats, the types below may, if desired,
| be defined as aliases for the native types (typically `float' and `double',
| and possibly `long double').
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
typedef struct { uint32_t v; } float32_t;
typedef struct { uint64_t v; } float64_t;
typedef struct { uint64_t v[2]; } float128_t;

/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
| The format of an 80-bit extended floating-point number in memory.  This
| structure must contain a 16-bit field named `signExp' and a 64-bit field
| named `signif'.
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#ifdef LITTLEENDIAN
struct extFloat80M { uint64_t signif; uint16_t signExp; };
#else
struct extFloat80M { uint16_t signExp; uint64_t signif; };
#endif

/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
| The type used to pass 80-bit extended floating-point arguments and
| results to/from functions.  This type must have size identical to
| `struct extFloat80M'.  Type `extFloat80_t' can be defined as an alias for
| `struct extFloat80M'.  Alternatively, if a platform has "native" support
| for IEEE-Standard 80-bit extended floating-point, it may be possible,
| if desired, to define `extFloat80_t' as an alias for the native type
| (presumably either `long double' or a nonstandard compiler-intrinsic type).
| In that case, the `signif' and `signExp' fields of `struct extFloat80M'
| must align exactly with the locations in memory of the sign, exponent, and
| significand of the native type.
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
typedef struct extFloat80M extFloat80_t;

#endif