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/*
**		INT64_types.h
**
**  This file defines both signed and unsigned types
**  to be used for 64-bit integer arithmetic in terms
**  of generic 32-bit integer types.
**
**  In addition, macros are provided to extract the hi-
**  and low-32 bits of data stored using these types.
**
*/

#ifndef __INT64_types_h
#define __INT64_types_h

/*  Define the generic 32-bit signed and unsigned types  */

#ifdef NATIVE_INT64
typedef int INT32;
typedef unsigned int UINT32;
#else
typedef long INT32;
typedef unsigned long UINT32;
#endif


/*  Define the new types for 64-bit integers */

/* Installers expect lo32 to be first, and hi32 to be second */

typedef struct {
    UINT32	lo32;
    INT32	hi32;
} INT64;

typedef struct {
    UINT32	lo32;
    UINT32	hi32;
} UINT64;


/*
**  'TDF_INT64' is a type which reflects the fact that both signed
**  and unsigned integers are stored in the same way internally,
**  and that many of the arithmetic operations (such as +, -, *, etc.)
**  do not need to know whether the integer is signed or unsigned.
**
**  This type allows prototyped functions to be defined in ANSI which
**  implement operations for both signed and unsigned integers.
**
*/

typedef union {
    INT64	s;
    UINT64	u;
} TDF_INT64;



/*  Macros for extracting the hi- and low-32 bits */

#define hi_32(X)		((X).s.hi32)
#define lo_32(X)		((X).s.lo32)

#define hi_u32(X)		((X).u.hi32)
#define lo_u32(X)		((X).u.lo32)



/*  Tokens to convert between the parameter representation  */
/*  of 64-bit integers, and the structure representation.   */

#define  LOCAL(X)  ((TDF_INT64) (X))
#define ULOCAL(X)  ((TDF_INT64) (X))

#define  PARAM(X) (( INT64) (X))
#define UPARAM(X) ((UINT64) (X))


/*  64-bit constants used in the calculations  */

TDF_INT64 const_0  = {{(INT32) 0, (UINT32) 0}}; /* intialising first element */
TDF_INT64 const_u0 = {{(INT32) 0, (UINT32) 0}}; /* i.e. a structure of type INT64 */
TDF_INT64 const_1  = {{(INT32) 1, (UINT32) 0}}; /* least-significant word comes first */
TDF_INT64 const_u1 = {{(INT32) 1, (UINT32) 0}};


#endif  /* ndef __INT64_types_h */