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#include <bitset>
#include <cstdint>
#include <functional>
#include <iostream>
#include <math.h>
#include <random>
#include <sstream>
#include <string>
// #include <alloca.h>
// GMP and gc headers
#include "gc.h"
#include "gc_cpp.h"
#include "gmp.h"
#include "gmpxx.h"
#include <limits.h>
// hamt headers
#include "hamt.h"
#define MASK(val) (((u64)(val)) & ~(7ULL))
unsigned long long call_counter = 0;
#define NULL_VALUE 0
#define TRUE_VALUE 8
#define FALSE_VALUE 16
#define ENV_ARRAY 1
#define RANDOM_VALUE 63 // 00111111
// Making the choice not to use them because the intptr_t is available.
typedef uint64_t u64;
typedef int64_t s64;
typedef uint32_t u32;
typedef int32_t s32;
enum DataType {
SPL = 0x0,
MPZ = 0x1,
HASH = 0x2,
STRING = 0x3,
MPF = 0x4,
CLO = 0x5,
INT = 0x6,
CONS = 0x7,
FLOAT = 0x9
};
struct hash_struct;
std::string print_val(void *val);
void *equal_(void *arg1, void *arg2);
u64 hash_(void *val);
void *arg_buffer[999]; // This is where the arg buffer is called
long numArgs;
#pragma region Types
// region Encoding and Decoding and Tags
inline void assert_type(bool cond, const char *msg) {
if (!cond) {
std::cout << "type assertion failed-> " << msg << std ::endl;
exit(1);
}
}
// ??why encode and decode functions for every type, just have one and make it
// take a void* and the type we want the tag variable to returns a void* that is
// tagged
u64 encode_int(s32 val) { return ((((u64)((u32)(val))) << 32) | INT); }
u64 encode_float(float val) { return ((((u64)(*(u32 *)&val)) << 32) | FLOAT); }
inline void *encode_mpz(mpz_t *val) {
return reinterpret_cast<void *>(((u64)val) | MPZ);
}
inline void *encode_mpf(mpf_t *val) {
return reinterpret_cast<void *>(((u64)val) | MPF);
}
inline void *encode_str(std::string *val) {
return reinterpret_cast<void *>(((u64)val) | STRING);
}
inline void *encode_clo(void **val) {
return reinterpret_cast<void *>(((u64)(val)) | CLO);
}
inline void *encode_bool(bool val) {
if (val) {
return reinterpret_cast<void *>(TRUE_VALUE);
}
return reinterpret_cast<void *>(FALSE_VALUE);
}
inline void *encode_cons(void **val) {
return reinterpret_cast<void *>(((u64)(val)) | CONS);
}
inline void *encode_hash(const hamt<hash_struct, hash_struct> *val) {
return reinterpret_cast<void *>(((u64)(val)) | HASH);
}
inline void *encode_null() { return NULL_VALUE; }
// takes in a void * type and gets the tag, return it as an integer
inline int get_tag(void *val) {
u64 ptr = reinterpret_cast<u64>(val);
if ((ptr & 0xF) == FLOAT)
return (ptr & 0xF);
return (ptr & 7);
}
// for debugging purpose!
void print_mpf(mpf_t *arg) {
// std::cout << "-----start of print_mpf-----" << std::endl;
char buffer[1000];
std::string str(buffer);
gmp_sprintf(buffer, "%.10Ff", *arg);
std::cout << "print_mpf: val: " << std::string(buffer) << std::endl;
// std::cout << "-----end of print_mpf-----" << std::endl;
}
void print_mpz(mpz_t *arg) {
// std::cout << "-----start of print_mpz-----" << std::endl;
std::string str(mpz_get_str(nullptr, 10, *arg));
int num = std::stoi(str);
std::cout << "print_mpz: val: " << num << std::endl;
// std::cout << "-----end of print_mpz-----" << std::endl;
}
inline bool is_cons(void *lst) {
if (get_tag(lst) == CONS) {
return true;
}
return false;
}
inline s32 decode_int(void *val) {
u64 v = reinterpret_cast<u64>(val);
if ((v & 0x7) != INT)
assert_type(false, "Error in decode_int -> Type error: Not an Integer!");
return ((s32)((u32)(((v) & ~(7ULL)) >> 32)));
}
inline float decode_float(void *val) {
if ((get_tag(val)) != FLOAT)
assert_type(false, "Error in decode_float -> Type error: Not a float!");
u64 v = reinterpret_cast<u64>(val);
u32 temp = (v >> 32) & ~0xF;
return *reinterpret_cast<float *>(&temp);
}
mpz_t *decode_mpz(void *val) {
// MASK does the casting to u64
if (get_tag(val) != MPZ)
assert_type(false, "Error in decode_mpz -> Type error: Not MPZ");
return reinterpret_cast<mpz_t *>(MASK(val));
}
mpf_t *decode_mpf(void *val) {
// MASK does the casting to u64
if (get_tag(val) != MPF)
assert_type(false, "Error in decode_mpf -> Type error: Not MPF");
return reinterpret_cast<mpf_t *>(MASK(val));
}
std::string *decode_str(void *val) {
// MASK does the casting to u64
if (get_tag(val) != STRING)
assert_type(false, "Error in decode_str -> Type error: Not STRING");
return reinterpret_cast<std::string *>(MASK(val));
}
// bool decode_bool(void *val) {
// // MASK does the casting to u64
// assert_type(((get_tag(val)) == SPL),
// "Error in decode_bool -> Type error : Not BOOLEAN");
// u64 temp = (u64)val;
// if (temp == TRUE_VALUE) {
// return true;
// } else if (temp == FALSE_VALUE) {
// return false;
// } else {
// assert_type(false, "Error in decode_bool -> Type error: Not BOOLEAN");
// }
// return false;
// }
inline bool decode_bool(void *val) {
assert_type((get_tag(val) == SPL), "Error in decode_bool -> Type error : Not BOOLEAN");
u64 temp = MASK(val);
return temp == TRUE_VALUE;
}
inline void **decode_cons(void *val) {
if (get_tag(val) != CONS)
assert_type(false, "Error in decode_cons -> Type error: Not CONS");
return reinterpret_cast<void **>(MASK(val));
}
inline void **decode_clo(void *val) {
if (get_tag(val) != CLO)
assert_type(false, "Error in decode_clo -> Type error: Not CLO");
return reinterpret_cast<void **>(MASK(val));
}
const hamt<hash_struct, hash_struct> *decode_hash(void *val) {
if (get_tag(val) != HASH)
assert_type(false, "Error in decode_hash -> Type error: Not HASH");
return reinterpret_cast<const hamt<hash_struct, hash_struct> *>(MASK(val));
}
// Closure Allocation, alloc_clo
// inline void **alloc_clo(void (*fptr)(), int num) {
// void **obj = (void **)(GC_MALLOC((num + 1) * sizeof(void *)));
// obj[0] = 0;
// // obj[1] = 0;
// if (obj != NULL) {
// obj[0] = reinterpret_cast<void *>(fptr);
// }
// return obj;
// }
// Closure Allocation, alloc_clo
inline void **alloc_clo(void (*fptr)(), int num) {
void **obj = (void **)(GC_MALLOC((num + 1) * sizeof(void *)));
if (obj != NULL) {
obj[0] = reinterpret_cast<void *>(fptr);
}
return obj;
}
#pragma endregion
#pragma region ConsMethods
inline void *prim_cons(void *arg1, void *arg2) {
void **cell = (void **)GC_MALLOC(2 * sizeof(void *));
cell[0] = arg1;
cell[1] = arg2;
return encode_cons(cell);
}
inline void *apply_prim_cons_2(void *arg1, void *arg2) {
return prim_cons(arg1, arg2);
}
// cons?
inline void *prim_cons_u63(void *lst) {
if (get_tag(lst) == CONS) {
return encode_bool(true);
}
return encode_bool(false);
}
inline void *prim_car(void *val) {
if (get_tag(val) != CONS)
assert_type(false, "Error in car -> contract violation: not a cons cell");
void **cell = decode_cons(val);
return cell[0];
}
inline void *apply_prim_car_1(void *arg1) { return prim_car(arg1); }
inline void *prim_cdr(void *val) {
if (get_tag(val) != CONS)
assert_type(false, "Error in cdr -> contract violation: not a cons cell");
void **cell = decode_cons(val);
return cell[1];
}
inline void *apply_prim_cdr_1(void *arg1) { return prim_cdr(arg1); }
// returns length of a list
inline int length_counter(void *lst) {
if (lst == NULL_VALUE)
return 0;
if (get_tag(lst) != CONS)
assert_type(false, "Error -> contact violation: expected list");
// void *val = prim_car(lst);
void *rest = prim_cdr(lst);
// if (get_tag(val) == CONS)
// return length_counter(val) + length_counter(rest);
// else
// return 1 + length_counter(rest);
return 1 + length_counter(rest);
}
inline bool is_null_val(void *val) {
u64 temp = (u64)val;
if (temp != TRUE_VALUE && temp != FALSE_VALUE && val == NULL_VALUE) {
// means its null value = empty list = '()
// kludgy way of doing this!
// null and booleans should have had their own cases
// but unfortunately we took that path, when we didn't consider this issue
// might arise that we won't be able differentiate between booleans and
// nulls an SPL could be anything right? not just boolean!
return true;
}
return false;
}
inline void *apply_prim_cons(void *arg) {
if (numArgs < 4 || numArgs > 4)
assert_type(
false,
"Error in cons -> arity mismatch: number of arguments should be 2!");
return prim_cons(arg_buffer[3], arg_buffer[4]);
}
inline void *apply_prim_cons_i(void *lst) {
int len_cnt = length_counter(lst);
if (len_cnt < 2 || len_cnt > 2)
assert_type(
false,
"Error in cons -> arity mismatch: number of arguments should be 2!");
void **cons_lst = decode_cons(lst);
void *car = cons_lst[0];
void *cadr = prim_car(cons_lst[1]);
return prim_cons(car, cadr);
}
inline void *apply_prim_car(void *lst) {
if (numArgs < 3 || numArgs > 3)
assert_type(
false,
"Error in car -> arity mismatch: number of arguments should be 1!");
return prim_car(arg_buffer[3]);
}
inline void *apply_prim_car_i(void *lst) {
int len_cnt = length_counter(lst);
if (len_cnt < 1 || len_cnt > 1)
assert_type(
false,
"Error in car -> arity mismatch: number of arguments should be 1!");
// because apply of car takes exp like, (list (list 10 2))
return prim_car(prim_car(lst));
}
inline void *apply_prim_cdr(void *lst) {
if (numArgs < 3 || numArgs > 3)
assert_type(
false,
"Error in cdr -> arity mismatch: number of arguments should be 1!");
return prim_cdr(arg_buffer[3]);
}
inline void *apply_prim_cdr_i(void *lst) {
int len_cnt = length_counter(lst);
if (len_cnt < 1 || len_cnt > 1)
assert_type(
false,
"Error in cdr -> arity mismatch: number of arguments should be 1!");
// because apply of cdr takes exp like, (list (list 10 2))
return prim_cdr(prim_car(lst));
}
std::string print_cons(void *lst) {
std::string ret_str;
ret_str.append("(list ");
while (is_cons(lst)) {
void **cons_lst = decode_cons(lst);
ret_str.append(print_val(cons_lst[0]));
if (!is_cons(cons_lst[1])) {
if (get_tag(cons_lst[1]) != SPL) {
ret_str.append(" . ");
ret_str.append(print_val(cons_lst[1]));
}
break;
}
ret_str.append(" ");
lst = cons_lst[1];
}
ret_str.append(")");
return ret_str;
}
#pragma endregion
#pragma region ArithOpFunctions
inline bool is_true(void *val) {
if (is_null_val(val)) {
// kludgy way of doing this!
// null and booleans should have had their own cases
// but unfortunately we took that path, when we didn't consider this issue
// might arise that we won't be able differentiate between booleans and
// nulls an SPL could be anything right? not just boolean!
return true;
} else if (get_tag(val) == CONS) {
return true;
}
return decode_bool(val);
}
#pragma region EQUALITY
// this function assumes that both the args passed are mpz_t and doesn't perform
// a check tho decode_mpz when called by this function does the check.
inline void *mpz_equal(void *arg1, void *arg2) {
mpz_t *arg1_mpz = decode_mpz(arg1);
mpz_t *arg2_mpz = decode_mpz(arg2);
if (mpz_cmp(*arg1_mpz, *arg2_mpz) == 0) {
return encode_bool(true);
}
return encode_bool(false);
}
inline void *mpf_equal(void *arg1, void *arg2) {
mpf_t *arg1_mpf = decode_mpf(arg1);
mpf_t *arg2_mpf = decode_mpf(arg2);
if (mpf_cmp(*arg1_mpf, *arg2_mpf) == 0) {
return encode_bool(true);
}
return encode_bool(false);
}
// casting functions
mpf_t *mpz_2_mpf(mpz_t *val) {
mpf_t *ret_val = (mpf_t *)(GC_MALLOC(sizeof(mpf_t)));
mpf_init(*ret_val);
mpf_set_z(*ret_val, *val);
return ret_val;
}
mpz_t *mpf_2_mpz(mpf_t *val) {
mpz_t *ret_val = (mpz_t *)(GC_MALLOC(sizeof(mpz_t)));
mpz_init(*ret_val);
mpz_set_f(*ret_val, *val);
return ret_val;
}
inline void *str_equal(void *arg1, void *arg2) {
std::string *arg1_str = decode_str(arg1);
std::string *arg2_str = decode_str(arg2);
if (arg1_str->compare(*arg2_str) == 0) {
return encode_bool(true);
}
return encode_bool(false);
}
inline void *spl_equal(void *arg1, void *arg2) {
// we don't care if the values are bools are nulls, we just care about
// both the arguments have the same value, so we cast to u64 compare and
// return.
u64 arg1_u64 = (u64)arg1;
u64 arg2_u64 = (u64)arg2;
if (arg1_u64 == arg2_u64) {
return encode_bool(true);
}
return encode_bool(false);
}
inline void *cons_equal(void *arg1, void *arg2) {
// tags have to be equal or false
// if both are cons, then we fetch the car and call equal on them if not equal
// return false update to cdr and continue if not cons, call equal on the
// value and if not return false or return true
while ((get_tag(arg1) == get_tag(arg2))) {
if (is_cons(arg1) && is_cons(arg2)) {
void **cons_arg1 = decode_cons(arg1);
void **cons_arg2 = decode_cons(arg2);
// comparing the car values of two cons using the equal function
if (!decode_bool(equal_(cons_arg1[0], cons_arg2[0]))) {
return encode_bool(false);
}
arg1 = cons_arg1[1];
arg2 = cons_arg2[1];
} else {
if (decode_bool(equal_(arg1, arg2))) {
return encode_bool(true);
}
return encode_bool(false);
}
}
return encode_bool(false);
}
inline void *hash_equal(void *arg1, void *arg2) {
const hamt<hash_struct, hash_struct> *h_arg1 = decode_hash(arg1);
const hamt<hash_struct, hash_struct> *h_arg2 = decode_hash(arg2);
if (h_arg1->getHash() == h_arg2->getHash()) {
return encode_bool(true);
}
return encode_bool(false);
}
inline void *equal_(void *arg1, void *arg2) {
// takes in two voids,
// checks if they have the same tag, if not return false else
// switches based on the tag to the appropriate function for the type
int type_arg1 = get_tag(arg1);
// checking the tags match
if (!(type_arg1 == get_tag(arg2))) {
return encode_bool(false);
}
switch (type_arg1) {
case MPZ: {
return mpz_equal(arg1, arg2);
break;
}
case MPF: {
return mpf_equal(arg1, arg2);
break;
}
case STRING: {
return str_equal(arg1, arg2);
break;
}
case SPL: {
return spl_equal(arg1, arg2);
break;
}
case CONS: {
return cons_equal(arg1, arg2);
break;
}
case HASH: {
return hash_equal(arg1, arg2);
break;
}
default: {
return encode_bool(false);
break;
}
}
}
#pragma endregion
#pragma region HASHING
// these function assume the type passed is the expected one
// all the three hash function have a very similar structure
// get the the number of limbs/chars to process, and get the array pointer to
// them for loop over them to compute FNV1A and return the hash
u64 mpz_hash(void *val) {
u64 h = 0xcbf29ce484222325;
mpz_t *mpz_val = decode_mpz(val);
// the mpz_sgn is a macro in gmp that just looks at _mp_size for sign info
int is_negative =
mpz_sgn(*mpz_val); // < 0 if negative, = 0 if zero and > 0 if_positive
u64 limb_cnt = mpz_size(*mpz_val);
const mp_limb_t *limb_ptr = mpz_limbs_read(*mpz_val);
if (is_negative < 0) {
h = h ^ 0x00000000000000ff;
h = h * 0x100000001b3;
} else {
h = h ^ 0x0000000000000000; // this doesn't do anything, not sure what to
// XOR it with for change
h = h * 0x100000001b3;
}
for (u32 i = 0; i < limb_cnt; i++) {
u64 limb = limb_ptr[i];
for (u32 j = 0; j < 8; j++) {
h = h ^ ((limb >> j * 8) & 0x00000000000000ff);
h = h * 0x100000001b3;
}
}
return h;
}
u64 mpf_hash(void *val) {
u64 h = 0xcbf29ce484222325;
mpf_t *mpf_val = decode_mpf(val);
u64 limb_cnt = mpf_size(*mpf_val);
const mp_limb_t *limb_ptr = (*mpf_val)->_mp_d;
int is_negative = mpf_sgn(*mpf_val);
if (is_negative < 0) {
h = h ^ 0x00000000000000ff;
h = h * 0x100000001b3;
} else {
h = h ^ 0x0000000000000000; // this doesn't do anything, not sure what to
// XOR it with for change
h = h * 0x100000001b3;
}
for (u32 i = 0; i < limb_cnt; i++) {
u64 limb = limb_ptr[i];
for (u32 j = 0; j < 8; j++) {
h = h ^ ((limb >> j * 8) & 0x00000000000000ff);
h = h * 0x100000001b3;
}
}
return h;
}
u64 str_hash(void *val) {
std::string *str = decode_str(val);
const u8 *data = reinterpret_cast<const u8 *>(str->data());
int length = str->length();
u64 h = 0xcbf29ce484222325;
for (u32 i = 0; i < length; ++i && ++data) {
h = h ^ *data;
h = h * 0x100000001b3;
}
return h;
}
u64 hamt_hash(void *h) {
const hamt<hash_struct, hash_struct> *h_hamt = decode_hash(h);
return h_hamt->getHash();
}
u64 cons_hash(void *lst) {
assert_type((get_tag(lst) == CONS),
"Error in cons_hash -> Type passed to cons_hash is not a CONS!");
u64 *h = (u64 *)GC_MALLOC(sizeof(u64));
*h = 0xcbf29ce484222325;
while (is_cons(lst)) {
void **cons_lst = decode_cons(lst);
int car_tag = get_tag(cons_lst[0]);
bool type_check = (car_tag == MPZ) || (car_tag == MPF) ||
(car_tag == STRING) || (car_tag == HASH) ||
(car_tag == CONS);
assert_type(type_check,
"Error in cons_hash -> values in the list are not hashable!");
*h ^= hash_(cons_lst[0]) + 0x9e3779b9 + (*h << 6) + (*h >> 2);
lst = cons_lst[1];
}
return *h;
}
u64 hash_(void *val) {
switch (get_tag(val)) {
case MPZ: {
return mpz_hash(val);
break;
}
case MPF: {
return mpf_hash(val);
break;
}
case STRING: {
return str_hash(val);
break;
}
case HASH: {
return hamt_hash(val);
break;
}
case CONS: {
return cons_hash(val);
break;
}
default: {
assert_type(false, "Error in hash_ -> type passed cannot be hashed!");
}
}
return 0;
}
#pragma endregion
// Function to check if val is an integer
inline int is_integer_val(void *val) {
if (get_tag(val) == MPZ)
return true;
else if (get_tag(val) == MPF) {
mpf_t *fval = decode_mpf(val);
mpf_t flr;
mpf_init(flr);
mpf_floor(flr, *fval);
int result = mpf_cmp(*fval, flr) == 0;
mpf_clear(flr);
return result;
}
return false;
}
// helper function to calculate the modulo
mpz_t *calc_modulo(mpz_t *first, mpz_t *second) {
mpz_t *result = (mpz_t *)(GC_MALLOC(sizeof(mpz_t)));
mpz_init(*result);
// if (mpz_sgn(*mpz_arg1) >= 0 && mpz_sgn(*second) > 0)
if (mpz_sgn(*second) > 0) {
// both positive
mpz_mod(*result, *first, *second);
} else if (mpz_sgn(*first) >= 0 && mpz_sgn(*second) < 0) {
// positive, negative
mpz_mod(*result, *first, *second);
mpz_add(*result, *result, *second);
}
// else if (mpz_sgn(*first)) < 0 && mpz_sgn(*second) > 0)
// {
// // negative, positive
// mpz_mod(*result, *first), *second);
// }
else {
// both negative
mpz_mod(*result, *first, *second);
mpz_add(*result, *result, *second);
}
return result;
}
inline void *prim_modulo(void *first, void *second) {
void *result = nullptr;
if (get_tag(first) == MPZ && get_tag(second) == MPZ) { // both numbers are mpz
mpz_t *mpz_arg1 = decode_mpz(first);
mpz_t *mpz_arg2 = decode_mpz(second);
return encode_mpz(calc_modulo(mpz_arg1, mpz_arg2));
} else if (get_tag(first) == MPF &&
get_tag(second) == MPF) { // both number are mpf
mpz_t *mpz_arg1 = mpf_2_mpz(decode_mpf(first));
mpz_t *mpz_arg2 = mpf_2_mpz(decode_mpf(second));
return encode_mpf(mpz_2_mpf(calc_modulo(mpz_arg1, mpz_arg2)));
} else if (get_tag(first) == MPZ &&
get_tag(second) == MPF) { // first number is mpz but second is mpf
mpz_t *mpz_arg2 = mpf_2_mpz(decode_mpf(second));
return encode_mpf(mpz_2_mpf(calc_modulo(decode_mpz(first), mpz_arg2)));
} else { // second number is mpz but but first is mpf
mpz_t *mpz_arg1 = mpf_2_mpz(decode_mpf(first));
return encode_mpf(mpz_2_mpf(calc_modulo(mpz_arg1, decode_mpz(second))));
}
return result;
}
inline void *apply_prim_modulo(void *lst) {
int len_cnt = length_counter(lst);
if (len_cnt < 2 || len_cnt > 2)
assert_type(
false,
"Error in modulo -> arity mismatch: expected number of argument is 2!");
void **cons_lst = decode_cons(lst);
void *car = cons_lst[0];
void *cadr = prim_car(cons_lst[1]);
if (!is_integer_val(car) || !is_integer_val(cadr)) {
assert_type(
false,
"Error in modulo: contract violation -> expected integer arguments!");
}
return prim_modulo(car, cadr);
}
inline void *apply_prim_modulo_2(void *a, void *b) {
if (!is_integer_val(a) || !is_integer_val(b)) {
assert_type(
false,
"Error in modulo: contract violation -> expected integer arguments!");
}
return prim_modulo(a, b);
}
inline void *prim_equal_u63(void *arg1, void *arg2) {
return equal_(arg1, arg2);
}
inline void *apply_prim_equal_u63_2(void *x, void *y) {
return prim_equal_u63(x, y);
}
inline void *apply_prim_equal_u63(void *lst) {
int len_cnt = length_counter(lst);
if (len_cnt < 2 || len_cnt > 2)
assert_type(
false,
"Error in equal? -> arity mismatch: expected number of argument is 2.");
void **cons_lst = decode_cons(lst);
void *car = cons_lst[0];
void *cadr = prim_car(cons_lst[1]);
return prim_equal_u63(car, cadr);
}
inline void *prim_eq_u63(void *arg1, void *arg2) {
if (is_cons(arg1) || is_cons(arg2))
return encode_bool(false);
return equal_(arg1, arg2);
}
inline void *apply_prim_eq_u63_2(void *x, void *y) { return prim_eq_u63(x, y); }
inline void *apply_prim_eq_u63(void *lst) {
if (length_counter(lst) > 2)
assert_type(
false,
"Error in eq? -> arity mismatch: expected number of argument is 2.");
void **cons_lst = decode_cons(lst);
void *car = cons_lst[0];
void *cadr = prim_car(cons_lst[1]);
if (is_cons(car) || is_cons(cadr))
return encode_bool(false);
return prim_eq_u63(car, cadr);
}
// null?
inline void *prim_null_u63(void *item) {
if (get_tag(item) == SPL) {
return encode_bool(true);
}
return encode_bool(false);
}
inline void *apply_prim_null_u63(void *lst) {
if (numArgs < 3 || numArgs > 3)
assert_type(
false,
"Error in null? -> arity mismatch: expected number of argument is 1.");
return prim_null_u63(arg_buffer[3]);
}
inline void *apply_prim_null_u63_i(void *lst) {
int len_cnt = length_counter(lst);
if (len_cnt < 1 || len_cnt > 1)
assert_type(
false,
"Error in null? -> arity mismatch: expected number of argument is 1.");
return prim_null_u63(prim_car(lst));
}
inline void *apply_prim_null_u63_1(void *item) { return prim_null_u63(item); }
inline void *apply_prim_positive_u63_1(void *val) {
int val_tag = get_tag(val);
if (val_tag != MPF && val_tag != MPZ) {
assert_type(false, "Error in positive? -> contract violation: expected "
"integers or floating-point numbers as argument!");
}
if (val_tag == MPZ) {
if (mpz_sgn(*(decode_mpz(val))) > 0)
return encode_bool(true);
else
return encode_bool(false);
} else if (val_tag == MPF) {
if (mpf_sgn(*(decode_mpf(val))) > 0)
return encode_bool(true);
else
return encode_bool(false);
}
return nullptr;
}
inline void *apply_prim_positive_u63(void *lst) {
int len_cnt = length_counter(lst);
if (len_cnt < 1 || len_cnt > 1)
assert_type(false, "Error in positive? -> arity mismatch: expected number "
"of argument is 1.");
return apply_prim_positive_u63_1(prim_car(lst));
}
inline void *apply_prim_negative_u63_1(void *val) {
int val_tag = get_tag(val);
if (val_tag != MPF && val_tag != MPZ) {
assert_type(false, "Error in negative? -> contract violation: expected "
"integers or floating-point numbers as argument!");
}
if (val_tag == MPZ) {
if (mpz_sgn(*(decode_mpz(val))) < 0)
return encode_bool(true);
else
return encode_bool(false);
} else if (val_tag == MPF) {
if (mpf_sgn(*(decode_mpf(val))) < 0)
return encode_bool(true);
else
return encode_bool(false);
}
return nullptr;
}
inline void *apply_prim_negative_u63(void *lst) {
int len_cnt = length_counter(lst);
if (len_cnt < 1 || len_cnt > 1)
assert_type(false, "Error in negative? -> arity mismatch: expected number "
"of argument is 1.");
return apply_prim_negative_u63_1(prim_car(lst));
}
// pair?
inline void *apply_prim_pair_u63_1(void *item) {
if (get_tag(item) == CONS) {
return encode_bool(true);
}
return encode_bool(false);
}
inline void *apply_prim_pair_u63(void *lst) {
int len_cnt = length_counter(lst);
if (len_cnt < 1 || len_cnt > 1)
assert_type(
false,
"Error in pair? -> arity mismatch: expected number of argument is 1.");
return apply_prim_pair_u63_1(prim_car(lst));
}
#pragma region Addition
void *add_mpz(void *arg1, void *arg2) {
mpz_t *result = (mpz_t *)(GC_MALLOC(sizeof(mpz_t)));
mpz_init(*result);
mpz_add(*result, *(decode_mpz(arg1)), *(decode_mpz(arg2)));
return encode_mpz(result);
}
void *add_mpf(void *arg1, void *arg2) {
mpf_t *result = (mpf_t *)(GC_MALLOC(sizeof(mpf_t)));
mpf_init(*result);
mpf_add(*result, *(decode_mpf(arg1)), *(decode_mpf(arg2)));
return encode_mpf(result);
}
void *add_mpz_mpf(void *arg1, void *arg2) // return the mpf_t void*
{
if (get_tag(arg1) == MPZ) { // arg1 is mpz, arg2 is mpf
mpf_t *mpf_arg1 = mpz_2_mpf(decode_mpz(arg1));
mpf_add(*mpf_arg1, *mpf_arg1, *(decode_mpf(arg2)));
return encode_mpf(mpf_arg1);
}
mpf_t *mpf_arg2 = mpz_2_mpf(decode_mpz(arg2)); // arg1 is mpf and arg2 is mpz
mpf_add(*mpf_arg2, *(decode_mpf(arg1)), *mpf_arg2);
return encode_mpf(mpf_arg2);
}
inline void *add_unused(void *arg1, void *arg2) {
bool is_mpf = false;
int arg1_tag = get_tag(arg1);
int arg2_tag = get_tag(arg2);
if (((arg1_tag == MPZ) || (arg1_tag == MPF)) &&
((arg2_tag == MPZ) || (arg2_tag == MPF))) {
mpf_t *arg1_mpf = (mpf_t *)(GC_MALLOC(sizeof(mpf_t)));
mpf_init(*arg1_mpf);
mpf_t *arg2_mpf = (mpf_t *)(GC_MALLOC(sizeof(mpf_t)));
mpf_init(*arg2_mpf);
if (arg1_tag == MPZ) {
arg1_mpf = mpz_2_mpf(decode_mpz(arg1));
} else {
is_mpf = true;
arg1_mpf = decode_mpf(arg1);