Vita
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We assume that errors during floating-point operations aren't terminal errors. More...
Classes | |
class | abs |
The absolute value of a real number. More... | |
class | add |
Sum of two real numbers. More... | |
class | aq |
Analytic quotient (AQ). More... | |
class | cos |
cos() of a real number. More... | |
class | div |
Unprotected division (UPD) between two real numbers. More... | |
class | gt |
"Greater Than" operator. More... | |
class | idiv |
Quotient of the division between two real numbers. More... | |
class | ifb |
"If between" operator. More... | |
class | ife |
"If equal" operator. More... | |
class | ifl |
"If less then" operator. More... | |
class | ifz |
"If zero" operator. More... | |
class | integer |
Ephemeral random integer constant. More... | |
class | length |
Length of a string. More... | |
class | ln |
Natural logarithm of a real number. More... | |
class | lt |
"Less Then" operator. More... | |
class | max |
The larger of two floating point values. More... | |
class | mod |
Remainder of the division between real numbers. More... | |
class | mul |
Product of real numbers. More... | |
class | real |
Ephemeral random constant. More... | |
class | sigmoid |
Sigmoid function. More... | |
class | sin |
sin() of a real number. More... | |
class | sqrt |
Square root of a real number. More... | |
class | sub |
Subtraction between real numbers. More... | |
Typedefs | |
using | base_t = D_DOUBLE |
Functions | |
base_t | base (const value_t &v) |
A simple shortcut for casting an value_t to base_t . More... | |
We assume that errors during floating-point operations aren't terminal errors.
So we dont't try to prevent domain errors (e.g. square root of a negative number) or range error (e.g. pow(10.0, 1e6)
) checking arguments beforehand (domain errors could be prevented by carefully bounds checking the arguments before calling functions and taking alternative action if the bounds are violated; range errors usually cannot be prevented, as they are dependent on the implementation of floating-point numbers, as well as the function being applied). Instead we detect them and take alternative action (usually returning an empty value).
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inline |
A simple shortcut for casting an value_t
to base_t
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[in] | v | the value that must be casted to base type (base_t ) |
v