// Copyright (C) 2009-2010 National ICT Australia (NICTA) // // This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public // License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this // file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. // ------------------------------------------------------------------- // // Written by Conrad Sanderson - http://conradsanderson.id.au //! \addtogroup upgrade_val //! @{ //! upgrade_val is used to ensure an operation such as multiplication is possible between two types. //! values are upgraded only where necessary. template struct upgrade_val { typedef typename promote_type::result T1_result; typedef typename promote_type::result T2_result; arma_inline static typename promote_type::result apply(const T1 x) { typedef typename promote_type::result out_type; return out_type(x); } arma_inline static typename promote_type::result apply(const T2 x) { typedef typename promote_type::result out_type; return out_type(x); } }; // template<> template struct upgrade_val { typedef T T1_result; typedef T T2_result; arma_inline static const T& apply(const T& x) { return x; } }; //! upgrade a type to allow multiplication with a complex type //! e.g. the int in "int * complex" is upgraded to a double // template<> template struct upgrade_val< std::complex, T2 > { typedef std::complex T1_result; typedef T T2_result; arma_inline static const std::complex& apply(const std::complex& x) { return x; } arma_inline static T apply(const T2 x) { return T(x); } }; // template<> template struct upgrade_val< T1, std::complex > { typedef T T1_result; typedef std::complex T2_result; arma_inline static T apply(const T1 x) { return T(x); } arma_inline static const std::complex& apply(const std::complex& x) { return x; } }; //! ensure we don't lose precision when multiplying a complex number with a higher precision real number template<> struct upgrade_val< std::complex, double > { typedef std::complex T1_result; typedef double T2_result; arma_inline static const std::complex apply(const std::complex& x) { return std::complex(x); } arma_inline static double apply(const double x) { return x; } }; template<> struct upgrade_val< double, std::complex > { typedef double T1_result; typedef std::complex T2_result; arma_inline static double apply(const double x) { return x; } arma_inline static const std::complex apply(const std::complex& x) { return std::complex(x); } }; //! ensure we don't lose precision when multiplying complex numbers with different underlying types template<> struct upgrade_val< std::complex, std::complex > { typedef std::complex T1_result; typedef std::complex T2_result; arma_inline static const std::complex apply(const std::complex& x) { return std::complex(x); } arma_inline static const std::complex& apply(const std::complex& x) { return x; } }; template<> struct upgrade_val< std::complex, std::complex > { typedef std::complex T1_result; typedef std::complex T2_result; arma_inline static const std::complex& apply(const std::complex& x) { return x; } arma_inline static const std::complex apply(const std::complex& x) { return std::complex(x); } }; //! work around limitations in the complex class (at least as present in gcc 4.1 & 4.3) template<> struct upgrade_val< std::complex, float > { typedef std::complex T1_result; typedef double T2_result; arma_inline static const std::complex& apply(const std::complex& x) { return x; } arma_inline static double apply(const float x) { return double(x); } }; template<> struct upgrade_val< float, std::complex > { typedef double T1_result; typedef std::complex T2_result; arma_inline static double apply(const float x) { return double(x); } arma_inline static const std::complex& apply(const std::complex& x) { return x; } }; //! @}