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| From | David Brown <david.brown@hesbynett.no> |
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| Newsgroups | comp.lang.c++ |
| Subject | Re: recovering from std::bad_alloc in std::string reserve |
| Date | 2021-06-02 09:29 +0200 |
| Organization | A noiseless patient Spider |
| Message-ID | <s97c05$7fh$1@dont-email.me> (permalink) |
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On 01/06/2021 20:21, Manfred wrote: > On 6/1/2021 7:15 PM, David Brown wrote: >> On 01/06/2021 18:00, Manfred wrote: >>> As far as I understand the purpose for intmax_t is to allow for (sort >>> of) 'standard' prototypes of functions like imaxabs, imaxdiv, strtoimax, >>> etc that are supposed to operate on larger integer types - these are the >>> only functions that take this kind of arguments. >>> The confusing part is that all of these facilities are implementation >>> dependent, so even if they are part of the standard they are /not/ >>> portable, meaning that the programmer is supposed (the way I see it) to >>> use them under the guard of appropriate preprocessor directives. >>> >>> The use for them is to allow the programmer to use some optimized >>> routines for larger types, if available. >> >> But they don't allow that. If you are trying to make optimised routines >> for larger types, you need to know your sizes - you either use >> implementation extensions (like __int128), or fixed size types, or if >> you need maximal portability, you use "int_fast64_t". > > When I wrote "use" I didn't mean "make". I meant imaxdiv may be a 128 > bit division routine provided by the implementation that the programmer > can to use without the need to write one, possible a less efficient one. > On gcc, "imaxdiv" lets you divide 64-bit numbers. If x and y are type __int128, then "x / y" lets you divide 128-bit numbers. The "div" functions give you /nothing/ in a modern compiler. They are a hangover from the bad old days where "x = a / b; y = a % b;" could not be handled efficiently by compiler. The "imaxdiv" function must be the most useless function ever specified - indeed, it is worse than useless because it interferes with changing or removing intmax_t. (I appreciate why it was introduced - I'm writing with hindsight that the C99 authors did not have.) >> >>> >>> For example, in case operations like ldiv are needed on 128 bit >>> integers, then IF the implementation supports 128 bit intmax_t then >>> imaxdiv can be a better choice rather than implementing your own routine >>> - note that /IF/ is the keyword here, that should map directly to >>> appropriate #if directives. >>> >> >> The situation we have now is that on a compiler like gcc you can get >> 128-bit division using __int128, but /not/ using intmax_t. It is a >> useless type. >> > > The way I see it this is a problem with gcc, not with the standard. > Unless the committee managed to produce some wording that is too > problematic for __int128 to fit as extended integer type. Keith has given some replies here. There is nothing in the standards that would have prevented gcc making __int128 as an extended integer type when C99 was introduced. The problem is that the definition of intmax_t makes it extremely difficult to /change/ the type, and therefore to /introduce/ a new larger extended integer type at a later date. Once the ABI for a platform has been decided, intmax_t is fixed and no larger integer types can be introduced without change and disruption that is well out of proportion for the gains. > > Note that I am not talking about plain integer division (the '/' > operator) I am talking about 128 bit ldiv. > Now we have div, ldiv and lldiv too (supposedly for 64 bit), but instead > of going on with llldiv, and then llllllllldiv, they decided to stop > with imaxdiv. It makes sense. > Perhaps I am missing something. What do the div functions give you that the division operators do not (assuming an optimising compiler) ?
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