Package org.apfloat.internal

Class FloatCRTMath

java.lang.Object
org.apfloat.internal.FloatBaseMath
org.apfloat.internal.FloatCRTMath
All Implemented Interfaces:
Serializable
Direct Known Subclasses:
FloatCarryCRTStepStrategy
public class FloatCRTMath extends FloatBaseMath
Basic arithmetic for calculating the Chinese Remainder Theorem. Works for the float type.
Version:
1.6
Author:
Mikko Tommila
See Also:

  • Constructor Summary

    Constructors
    Constructor
    Description
    FloatCRTMath(int radix)
    Creates a carry-CRT math using the specified radix.

  • Method Summary

    Modifier and Type
    Method
    Description
    final float
    add(float[] src, float[] srcDst)
    Adds three words.
    final float
    compare(float[] src1, float[] src2)
    Compares three words.
    final float
    divide(float[] srcDst)
    Divides three words by the base to produce two words.
    final void
    multiply(float[] src, float factor, float[] dst)
    Multiplies two words by one word to produce a result of three words.
    final void
    subtract(float[] src, float[] srcDst)
    Subtracts three words.

    Methods inherited from class org.apfloat.internal.FloatBaseMath

    baseAdd, baseDivide, baseMultiplyAdd, baseSubtract

    Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

    clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

  • Constructor Details

    • FloatCRTMath

      public FloatCRTMath(int radix)
      Creates a carry-CRT math using the specified radix.
      Parameters:
      radix - The radix that will be used.

  • Method Details

    • multiply

      public final void multiply(float[] src, float factor, float[] dst)
      Multiplies two words by one word to produce a result of three words. Most significant word is stored first.
      Parameters:
      src - Source array, first multiplicand.
      factor - Second multiplicand.
      dst - Destination array.

    • compare

      public final float compare(float[] src1, float[] src2)
      Compares three words. Most significant word is stored first.
      Parameters:
      src1 - First operand.
      src2 - Second operand.
      Returns:
      Less than zero if src1 < src2, greater than zero if src1 > src2 and zero if src1 == src2.

    • add

      public final float add(float[] src, float[] srcDst)
      Adds three words. Most significant word is stored first.
      Parameters:
      src - First operand.
      srcDst - Second operand, and destination of the operation.
      Returns:
      Overflow carry bit.

    • subtract

      public final void subtract(float[] src, float[] srcDst)
      Subtracts three words. Most significant word is stored first.
      Parameters:
      src - First operand.
      srcDst - Second operand, and destination of the operation.

    • divide

      public final float divide(float[] srcDst)
      Divides three words by the base to produce two words. Most significant word is stored first.
      Parameters:
      srcDst - Source and destination of the operation.
      Returns:
      Remainder of the division.