[WIP] Implement cent/ucent data types.#891
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Add the tokens to the token list and adds them to the parser wher needed. Does not add a lexer for these values - they are unused. See ldc-developers/ldc#891 for the use case.
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Add the tokens to the token list and adds them to the parser where needed. Does not add a lexer for these values - they are unused. See ldc-developers/ldc#891 for the use case.
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What's the status on the cent/ucent implementation? There is a bunch of related hunks in the current frontend diff (dlang/dmd#4688) that do not seem to be doing anything, which is less than ideal given that switching to the D frontend is going to be a topic soon. |
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A general uint128_t class is missing (implementation is gcc/clang only). DMD also lacks code generation. |
This is a first try at implementing the data types cent and ucent. All changes are wrapped in #if WANT_CENT .. #endif. It takes advantage of the GCC builtin type __int128 and is currently only enabled if compiled with gcc. As soon as this is stable it should go upstream, too.
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So what's the plan for the cent stuff? |
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See #1120. |
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This is a first try at implementing the data types cent and ucent.
All changes are wrapped in #if WANT_CENT .. #endif. It takes
advantage of the GCC builtin type __int128 and is currently only
enabled if compiled with gcc.
As soon as this is stable it should go upstream, too.