twz-point.c

//  twz-point.c
//  Author: Peter Meyer
//  Calculate the value of the timewave at a point.
//  Last mod.: 1998-01-05

// Ported to Linux
// John A Phelps
// 04 OCT 2009

// Fixed compilation warnings and indentations
// 28 Dec 2019
// John A Phelps
// kl4yfd@gmail.com


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09 Dec 2012
*/

#include <math.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <ctype.h>

#define FALSE 0
#define TRUE  1
#define NUM_POWERS 64
#define PREC 16 // long double (80 bit) numbers have about 16 significant digits  INTEL / AMD / x86_64
//#define PREC 32 // long double (128 bit) numbers have about 32 significant digits (QUAD PRECISION)
#define NUM_SETS 4
#define NUM_DATA_POINTS 384 
#define CALC_PREC       1000000  //  precision in calculation of wave values

long double powers[NUM_POWERS];
//  Powers of (normally) 64.
//  Due to the limitations of double precision
//  floating point arithmetic these values are
//  exact only up to powers[8] for powers of 64.

int64_t wave_factor = 64;   //  default wave factor 
int64_t number_set, stringchar;

char *usage = "\nUse: twz-point dtz1 dtz2 dtz3 ... [wf=nn]."
  "\nwf = wave factor (default 64, range 2-10000)\n";
  
char temp[32];

char *set_name[NUM_SETS] = { "Kelley", "Watkins", "Sheliak", "Huang Ti" };  


//  The number sets.
int64_t w[NUM_SETS][NUM_DATA_POINTS] = 
{
	{
	#include "DATA/DATA.TW1" //  half-twist
	},
	{ 
	#include "DATA/DATA.TW2" //  no half-twist
	},
	{ 
	#include "DATA/DATA.TW3" //  Sheliak 
	}, 
	{ 
	#include "DATA/DATA.TW4" //  HuangTi (no half-twist)
	} 
};

void set_powers(void);
long double f(long double x, int64_t number_set);
long double v(long double y, int64_t number_set);
long double mult_power(long double x, int64_t i);
long double div_power(long double x, int64_t i);

/*-----------------------------*/
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
	long double dtzp;
	int64_t i, j, ch;

	if ( argc == 1 ) {
		printf("%s",usage);
		exit(1);
    } 

	for ( i=1; i<argc; i++ ) {
	    for( stringchar = 0; argv[i][stringchar]; stringchar++) {
			argv[i][stringchar] = tolower( argv[i][stringchar] );
		}
		
		if ( !memcmp(argv[i],"wf=",3) ) {
	        wave_factor = atoi(&argv[i][3]);
	        
			if ( wave_factor < 2 || wave_factor > 10000 ) {
				printf("%s",usage);
				exit(2);
	        }
	    } else {
		    ch = argv[i][0];
		    // if ( ! ( ( ch == '.' ) || ( (unsigned int)(ch-'0') <= 9 ) ) ) {
				// printf("%s",usage);
				// exit(3);
		}
    }

	set_powers();
	printf("\nWave factor = %ld\n",wave_factor);

	for ( i=1; i<argc; i++ ) {
	    if ( memcmp(argv[i],"wf=",3) ) {
	        dtzp = atof(argv[i]);
	        sprintf(temp,"%.*Lf",PREC,dtzp);
	        j = strlen(temp) - 1;
	         
			while ( ( temp[j] == '0' ) && j > 0 )
	            temp[j--] = 0;
        
			strcat(temp,"0 day");
        
			if ( dtzp != 1.0 )
				strcat(temp,"s");
	
			if( dtzp >= 0)
				printf("\nThe value of the timewave %.*Lf days BEFORE the zero point is\n",PREC, dtzp); 
			else
				printf("\nThe value of the timewave %.*Lf days AFTER the zero point is\n",PREC, dtzp * -1); 
	
			for ( number_set=0; number_set<NUM_SETS; number_set++ ) {
				printf("%.*Lf (%s)\n",PREC,f(dtzp,number_set),set_name[number_set]);
			}
		}
    }
}

//  wave_factor is a global variable
/*-----------------*/
void set_powers(void)
{
	uint64_t j;

	/*  put powers[j] = wave_factor^j  */

	powers[0] = (long double)1;
	
	for ( j=1; j<NUM_POWERS; j++ )
		powers[j] = wave_factor*powers[j-1];
}

/*  x is number of days to zero date  */
/*--------------*/
long double f(long double x, int64_t number_set)
{
	int i;
	long double sum = 0.0, last_sum = 0.0;

	if ( x ) {
		for ( i=0; x>=powers[i]; i++ )
			sum += mult_power(v(div_power(x,i),number_set),i);

		i = 0;
		do {
			if ( ++i > CALC_PREC+2 )
				break;
			last_sum = sum;
			sum += div_power(v(mult_power(x,i),number_set),i);
	    } while ( ( sum == 0.0 ) || ( sum > last_sum ) );
    }

	/*  dividing by 64^3 gives values consistent with the Apple // version
	*  and provides more convenient y-axis labels
	*/
	sum = div_power(sum,3);

	return ( sum );
}

/*--------------*/
long double v(long double y, int64_t number_set)
{ 
	int64_t i = (int64_t)(fmod(y,(long double)NUM_DATA_POINTS));
	int64_t j = (i+1)%NUM_DATA_POINTS;
	long double z = y - floor(y);

	return ( z==0.0 ? (long double)w[number_set][i] : 
		( w[number_set][j] - w[number_set][i] )*z + w[number_set][i] );
}

/*  in order to speed up the calculation, if wave factor = 64
 *  then instead of using multiplication or division operation
 *  we act directly on the floating point representation;
 *  multiplying by 64^i is accomplished by adding i*0x60
 *  to the exponent (the last 2 bytes of the 8-byte representation);
 *  dividing by 64^i is accomplished by subtracting i*0x60
 *  from the exponent
 */

/*-----------------------*/
long double mult_power(long double x, int64_t i)
{
/* Removing this code: Swithing to 64-bit datatypes
int64_t *exponent = (int64_t *)&x + 3;
if ( wave_factor == 64 )
    *exponent += i*0x60; //  measurably faster
else
*/
	x *= powers[i];
	return ( x );
}

/*----------------------*/
long double div_power(long double x, int64_t i)
{
	/* Removing trick: moving to 64-bit datatypes
	int64_t *exponent = (int64_t *)&x + 3;
	if ( ( wave_factor == 64 ) && ( *exponent > i*0x60 ) )
	    *exponent -= i*0x60;
	else
	*/
    x /= powers[i];

	return ( x );
}