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Annotation of OpenXM/src/kan96xx/Kan/datatype.h, Revision 1.9

1.9     ! takayama    1: /* $OpenXM: OpenXM/src/kan96xx/Kan/datatype.h,v 1.8 2003/07/30 09:00:52 takayama Exp $ */
1.1       maekawa     2: #include "gmp.h"
                      3:
                      4: /* GC */
                      5: void *GC_malloc(size_t size);
                      6: void *GC_realloc(void *p,size_t new);
                      7: void *sGC_malloc(size_t size);
                      8: void *sGC_realloc2(void *p,size_t old,size_t new);
                      9: void sGC_free2(void *p,size_t size);
                     10: void sGC_free(void *p);
                     11: /* six function for kan/protocol/0 */
                     12: int KSexecuteString(char *s);
                     13: char *KSpopString(void);
                     14: int KSset(char *name);
                     15: int KSpushBinary(int size,char *data);
                     16: char *KSpopBinary(int *size);
                     17: void KSstart();
                     18: void KSstop();
                     19:
                     20: /*********** You may modify these system constants below **********************/
                     21: #define N0     100    /* maximal number of variables.   !-VARS=N0  */
                     22:
                     23: /*******************************************************************/
                     24:
                     25: #define INPUTLIMIT 600 /* used for input data */ /* 300 */
                     26: #define AGLIMIT 110  /* dbm3.c */   /* 100, 300 */
                     27:                      /* NEWSIZE, NEWLIMIET in dbm3.c
                     28:                         and OB_ARRAY_MAX, ARGV_WORK_MAX in stackmachine.c
                     29:                        must be larger than AGLIMIT. They are automatically
                     30:                        determined by the value of AGLIMIT. */
                     31:
1.6       takayama   32: #define LARGE_NEGATIVE_NUMBER (-0x7fffffff)  /* for 32 bit */
1.1       maekawa    33:
                     34: typedef struct listPoly *   POLY;
                     35: typedef struct monomial *   MONOMIAL;
                     36: typedef enum {UNKNOWN,INTEGER,MP_INTEGER,POLY_COEFF} coeffType;
                     37:
                     38: /************** definition for the coeff ****************/
                     39: union number {
                     40:   int i;
                     41:   MP_INT *bigp;
                     42:   MP_RAT *ratp;
                     43:   POLY   f;
                     44: };
                     45:
                     46: struct coeff {
                     47:   coeffType tag;
                     48:   int p;   /* characteristic */
                     49:   union number val;
                     50: };
                     51:
                     52: /******************************************************/
                     53:
                     54: struct ring {
                     55:   int p;
                     56:   int n;
                     57:   int nn;
                     58:   int m;
                     59:   int mm;
                     60:   int l;
                     61:   int ll;
                     62:   int c;    /* c must be larger than or equal 1. D[0] is homog. var.
                     63:               cf. mmLarger*/
                     64:   int cc;
                     65:   char **x;
                     66:   char **D;
                     67:   int *order;   /* [i][j] ---> [i*2*N+j] */
                     68:   int orderMatrixSize;
                     69:   int *from;
                     70:   int *to;
                     71:   struct ring *next;
                     72:   POLY (*multiplication)();
                     73:   int schreyer;
                     74:   void *gbListTower;
                     75:   int *outputOrder;
                     76:   char *name;
1.3       takayama   77:   int weightedHomogenization;
1.4       takayama   78:   int degreeShiftSize;
1.5       takayama   79:   int degreeShiftN;
1.4       takayama   80:   int *degreeShift;
1.1       maekawa    81: };
                     82:
                     83:
                     84: /* exponents */
                     85: struct exps {
                     86:   int x;
                     87:   int D;
                     88: };
                     89:
                     90: struct expl {
                     91:   int x;
                     92: };
                     93: /* linear access to exponent vector */
                     94: /* Example: (struct monomial *) f;   ((struct expl)f->exps).x[i] */
                     95:
                     96: struct monomial {
                     97:   struct ring *ringp;
                     98:   struct exps e[N0];
                     99: };
                    100:
                    101: struct monomialDummy {
                    102:   struct ring *ringp;
                    103:   struct exps e[N0-1];
                    104: };
                    105:
                    106: struct smallMonomial {
                    107:   struct ring *ringp;
                    108:   struct exps e[1];
                    109: };
                    110:
                    111: struct listPoly {
                    112:   struct listPoly *next;
                    113:   struct coeff *coeffp;
                    114:   MONOMIAL m;
                    115: };
                    116:
                    117:
                    118: #define MNULL      (MONOMIAL)NULL
                    119: #define POLYNULL   (POLY)NULL
                    120: #define ISZERO     == POLYNULL
                    121: #define ZERO       POLYNULL
                    122:
                    123: struct pairOfPOLY {
                    124:   POLY first;
                    125:   POLY second;
                    126: };
                    127:
                    128: /*          n
                    129:    ----------------------------
                    130: m  |                          |
                    131:    |                          |
                    132:    ----------------------------
                    133:
                    134:    c.f. matrix.h,   mat[i,j] = mat[ i*n + j ]
                    135: */
                    136: struct matrixOfPOLY {
                    137:   int m;
                    138:   int n;
                    139:   POLY *mat;
                    140: };
                    141:
                    142: struct arrayOfPOLY {
                    143:   int n;
                    144:   POLY *array;
                    145: };
                    146:
                    147:
                    148:
                    149: /*  gradedSet */
                    150: struct syz0 {
                    151:   POLY cf;      /* cf*f + \sum syz(grade,i)*g(grade,i) */
                    152:   POLY syz;     /* syz is the element of R[x,y] where R is the current ring. */
                    153:                 /* cf is the element of R. syz(grade,i) is the coefficient of
                    154:                   x^{grade} y^{i}. */
                    155: };
                    156:
                    157: struct polySet {
                    158:   POLY *g;            /* g[0], g[1], ... are the elements of the set of poly*/
                    159:   int *del;           /* del[i] == 1 ---> redundant element. */
                    160:   struct syz0 **syz;  /* syz[i] is the syzygy to get g[i]. */
                    161:   int *mark;          /* if (mark[i]), then syz[i] is simplified. */
                    162:   int *serial;        /* serial[i]=k ===> g[i] is input[k] */
                    163:   int size;           /* size of this set. i.e., g[0], g[1], ..., g[size-1] */
1.7       takayama  164:   int lim;
                    165:   POLY *gh;           /* gh[i] = homogenize(g[i]) for ecart division */
1.8       takayama  166:   int *gen;           /* gen[i] == 1 --> given generators */
1.9     ! takayama  167:   POLY *gmod;         /* gmod = g mod p for TraceLift. */
1.1       maekawa   168: };
                    169:
                    170: struct pair {
                    171:   POLY lcm;        /* lcm of i and j */
                    172:   int ig; int ii;  /* grade and index of i. */
                    173:   int jg; int ji;  /* grade and index of j. */
                    174:   int del;
                    175:   int grade;       /* grade of lcm */
                    176:   struct pair *next;
                    177:   struct pair *prev;
                    178:   POLY syz; /* if the sp(i,j)-->0, the division process is stored. */
                    179: };
                    180:
                    181: struct gradedPolySet {
                    182:   struct polySet **polys;  /* polys[0]: grade=0, polys[1]:grade=1, ... */
                    183:   int maxGrade;            /* maximal grade in this set */
                    184:   int lim;
                    185: };
                    186:
                    187: struct gradedPairs {
                    188:   struct pair **pairs;    /* pairs[0]: grade=0, .... */
                    189:   int maxGrade;
                    190:   int lim;
                    191: };
                    192:
                    193: struct spValue {
                    194:   /* POLY sp;      sp(i,j) = a*i+b*j */
                    195:   POLY a;
                    196:   POLY b;
                    197: };
                    198:
                    199: struct monomialSyz {
                    200:   int i;
                    201:   int j;
                    202:   int deleted;
                    203:   POLY a;
                    204:   POLY b;
                    205: };
                    206:
                    207: struct arrayOfMonomialSyz {
                    208:   int size;
                    209:   int limit;
                    210:   struct monomialSyz **p;
                    211: };
                    212:
                    213:
                    214:
                    215:

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