StdDefs.cpp

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#include "StdDefs.h"
#include <sstream>
 
 
// set by option --precision (see SystemFrame.cpp)
int gPrecision = 2;
int gPrecisionGeo = 6;
int gPrecisionRandom = 4;
bool gHumanReadableTime = false;
bool gSimulation = false;
double gWeightsRandomFactor = 1;
double gWeightsWalkOppositeFactor = 1;
std::string gLanguage = "C";
 
bool gDebugFlag1 = false;
bool gDebugFlag2 = false;
bool gDebugFlag3 = false;
bool gDebugFlag4 = false;
bool gDebugFlag5 = false;
bool gDebugFlag6 = false;
 
double truncate(double x, int fractionBits) {
    return ceil(x * (1 << fractionBits)) / (1 << fractionBits);
}
 
double roundBits(double x, int fractionBits) {
    const double x2 = x * (1 << fractionBits);
    const double rounded = x2 < 0 ? ceil(x2 - 0.5) : floor(x2 + 0.5);
    return rounded / (1 << fractionBits);
}
 
double roundDecimal(double x, int precision) {
    const double p = pow(10, precision);
    const double x2 = x * p;
    return (x2 < 0 ? ceil(x2 - 0.5) : floor(x2 + 0.5)) / p;
}
 
int
getScalingQuota(double frac, int loaded) {
    if (frac < 0 || frac == 1.) {
        return 1;
    }
    const int base = (int)frac;
    const int resolution = 1000;
    const int intFrac = (int)floor((frac - base) * resolution + 0.5);
    // apply % twice to avoid integer overflow
    if (((loaded % resolution) * intFrac) % resolution < intFrac) {
        return base + 1;
    }
    return base;
}
 
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