template class where operator is supposed to be Add or Sub More...

#include <ExprRep.h>

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Public Member Functions
Constructors and Destructor
	AddSubRep (ExprRep f, ExprRep s)
	constructor
	~AddSubRep ()
	destructor
Protected Member Functions
void	computeExactFlags ()
	compute sign and MSB
void	computeApproxValue (const extLong &, const extLong &)
	compute approximation value
const std::string	op () const
	return operator in string

Detailed Description

template class where operator is supposed to be Add or Sub

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

template<class Operator >

AddSubRep< Operator >::AddSubRep	(	ExprRep *	f,
		ExprRep *	s
	)		`[inline]`

constructor

template<class Operator >

AddSubRep< Operator >::~AddSubRep ( ) [inline]

destructor

template<class Operator >

void AddSubRep< Operator >::computeApproxValue	(	const extLong &	relPrec,
		const extLong &	absPrec
	)		`[protected, virtual]`

compute approximation value

Implements ExprRep.

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template<class Operator >

void AddSubRep< Operator >::computeExactFlags ( ) [protected, virtual]

compute sign and MSB

AddSubRep<Op>::computeExactFlags() This function is the heart of Expr class, and hence the heart of Core Library! Here is where we use the root bounds.

Implements ExprRep.

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template<class Operator >

const std::string AddSubRep< Operator >::op ( ) const [inline, protected, virtual]

return operator in string

Reimplemented from ExprRep.

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