18b112d2025046f85ef7f6be087c6129c872ebad2Ben Murdoch// Copyright 2011 the V8 project authors. All rights reserved.
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28a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block#ifndef V8_CONVERSIONS_H_
29a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block#define V8_CONVERSIONS_H_
30a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block
318b112d2025046f85ef7f6be087c6129c872ebad2Ben Murdoch#include "scanner-base.h"
328b112d2025046f85ef7f6be087c6129c872ebad2Ben Murdoch
33a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Blocknamespace v8 {
34a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Blocknamespace internal {
35a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block
363ce2e2076e8e3e60cf1810eec160ea2d8557e9e7Steve Block
376ded16be15dd865a9b21ea304d5273c8be299c87Steve Block// The fast double-to-(unsigned-)int conversion routine does not guarantee
38a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block// rounding towards zero.
39a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block// The result is unspecified if x is infinite or NaN, or if the rounded
40a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block// integer value is outside the range of type int.
416ded16be15dd865a9b21ea304d5273c8be299c87Steve Blockstatic inline int FastD2I(double x) {
426ded16be15dd865a9b21ea304d5273c8be299c87Steve Block  // The static_cast convertion from double to int used to be slow, but
436ded16be15dd865a9b21ea304d5273c8be299c87Steve Block  // as new benchmarks show, now it is much faster than lrint().
446ded16be15dd865a9b21ea304d5273c8be299c87Steve Block  return static_cast<int>(x);
456ded16be15dd865a9b21ea304d5273c8be299c87Steve Block}
466ded16be15dd865a9b21ea304d5273c8be299c87Steve Block
476ded16be15dd865a9b21ea304d5273c8be299c87Steve Blockstatic inline unsigned int FastD2UI(double x);
48a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block
49a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block
50a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Blockstatic inline double FastI2D(int x) {
51a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block  // There is no rounding involved in converting an integer to a
52a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block  // double, so this code should compile to a few instructions without
53a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block  // any FPU pipeline stalls.
54a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block  return static_cast<double>(x);
55a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block}
56a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block
57a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block
58a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Blockstatic inline double FastUI2D(unsigned x) {
59a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block  // There is no rounding involved in converting an unsigned integer to a
60a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block  // double, so this code should compile to a few instructions without
61a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block  // any FPU pipeline stalls.
62a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block  return static_cast<double>(x);
63a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block}
64a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block
65a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block
66a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block// This function should match the exact semantics of ECMA-262 9.4.
67a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Blockstatic inline double DoubleToInteger(double x);
68a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block
69a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block
70a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block// This function should match the exact semantics of ECMA-262 9.5.
71a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Blockstatic inline int32_t DoubleToInt32(double x);
72a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block
73a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block
74a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block// This function should match the exact semantics of ECMA-262 9.6.
75a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Blockstatic inline uint32_t DoubleToUint32(double x) {
76a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block  return static_cast<uint32_t>(DoubleToInt32(x));
77a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block}
78a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block
79a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block
80a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block// Enumeration for allowing octals and ignoring junk when converting
81a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block// strings to numbers.
82a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Blockenum ConversionFlags {
83a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block  NO_FLAGS = 0,
84a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block  ALLOW_HEX = 1,
85a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block  ALLOW_OCTALS = 2,
86a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block  ALLOW_TRAILING_JUNK = 4
87a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block};
88a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block
89a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block
90a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block// Convert from Number object to C integer.
91a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Blockstatic inline int32_t NumberToInt32(Object* number);
92a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Blockstatic inline uint32_t NumberToUint32(Object* number);
93a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block
94a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block
95a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block// Converts a string into a double value according to ECMA-262 9.3.1
968b112d2025046f85ef7f6be087c6129c872ebad2Ben Murdochdouble StringToDouble(UnicodeCache* unicode_cache,
978b112d2025046f85ef7f6be087c6129c872ebad2Ben Murdoch                      String* str,
988b112d2025046f85ef7f6be087c6129c872ebad2Ben Murdoch                      int flags,
998b112d2025046f85ef7f6be087c6129c872ebad2Ben Murdoch                      double empty_string_val = 0);
1008b112d2025046f85ef7f6be087c6129c872ebad2Ben Murdochdouble StringToDouble(UnicodeCache* unicode_cache,
1018b112d2025046f85ef7f6be087c6129c872ebad2Ben Murdoch                      Vector<const char> str,
10280d68eab642096c1a48b6474d6ec33064b0ad1f5Kristian Monsen                      int flags,
10380d68eab642096c1a48b6474d6ec33064b0ad1f5Kristian Monsen                      double empty_string_val = 0);
10480d68eab642096c1a48b6474d6ec33064b0ad1f5Kristian Monsen// This version expects a zero-terminated character array.
1058b112d2025046f85ef7f6be087c6129c872ebad2Ben Murdochdouble StringToDouble(UnicodeCache* unicode_cache,
1068b112d2025046f85ef7f6be087c6129c872ebad2Ben Murdoch                      const char* str,
1078b112d2025046f85ef7f6be087c6129c872ebad2Ben Murdoch                      int flags,
1088b112d2025046f85ef7f6be087c6129c872ebad2Ben Murdoch                      double empty_string_val = 0);
109a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block
110a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block// Converts a string into an integer.
1118b112d2025046f85ef7f6be087c6129c872ebad2Ben Murdochdouble StringToInt(UnicodeCache* unicode_cache, String* str, int radix);
112a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block
113a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block// Converts a double to a string value according to ECMA-262 9.8.1.
114a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block// The buffer should be large enough for any floating point number.
115a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block// 100 characters is enough.
116a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Blockconst char* DoubleToCString(double value, Vector<char> buffer);
117a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block
118a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block// Convert an int to a null-terminated string. The returned string is
119a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block// located inside the buffer, but not necessarily at the start.
120a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Blockconst char* IntToCString(int n, Vector<char> buffer);
121a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block
122a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block// Additional number to string conversions for the number type.
123a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block// The caller is responsible for calling free on the returned pointer.
124a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Blockchar* DoubleToFixedCString(double value, int f);
125a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Blockchar* DoubleToExponentialCString(double value, int f);
126a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Blockchar* DoubleToPrecisionCString(double value, int f);
127a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Blockchar* DoubleToRadixCString(double value, int radix);
128a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block
129a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block} }  // namespace v8::internal
130a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block
131a7e24c173cf37484693b9abb38e494fa7bd7baebSteve Block#endif  // V8_CONVERSIONS_H_
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