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-- |
f64: constant IEEE_LF.Float_64:= IEEE_LF.To_IEEE(x); |
begin |
for i in d'Range loop |
d(i):= f64(9-i); -- Order is reversed |
end loop; |
-- Fully tested in Test_IEEE.adb |
return d; |
end IEEE_Double_Intel_Portable; |
-- Just spit the bytes of the long float - fast way. |
-- Of course this will work only on an Intel(-like) machine. We check this later. |
subtype Byte_buffer_8 is Byte_buffer(0..7); |
function IEEE_Double_Intel_Native is new |
Ada.Unchecked_Conversion(Long_Float, Byte_buffer_8); |
x_test: constant Long_Float:= -12345.0e-67; |
Can_use_native_IEEE: constant Boolean:= |
IEEE_Double_Intel_Portable(x_test) = IEEE_Double_Intel_Native(x_test); |
function IEEE_Double_Intel(x: Long_Float) return Byte_buffer is |
pragma Inline(IEEE_Double_Intel); |
begin |
if Can_use_native_IEEE then |
return IEEE_Double_Intel_Native(x); -- Fast, non-portable |
else |
return IEEE_Double_Intel_Portable(x); -- Slower but portable |
end if; |
end IEEE_Double_Intel; |
-- Workaround for the severe xxx'Read xxx'Write performance |
-- problems in the GNAT and ObjectAda compilers (as in 2009) |
-- This is possible if and only if Byte = Stream_Element and |
-- arrays types are both packed and aligned the same way. |
-- |
subtype Size_test_a is Byte_buffer(1..19); |
subtype Size_test_b is Ada.Streams.Stream_Element_Array(1..19); |
workaround_possible: constant Boolean:= |
Size_test_a'Size = Size_test_b'Size and |
Size_test_a'Alignment = Size_test_b'Alignment; |
procedure Block_Write( |
stream : in out Ada.Streams.Root_Stream_Type'Class; |
buffer : in Byte_buffer |
) |
is |
pragma Inline(Block_Write); |
SE_Buffer : Stream_Element_Array (1 .. buffer'Length); |
for SE_Buffer'Address use buffer'Address; |
pragma Import (Ada, SE_Buffer); |
begin |
if workaround_possible then |
Ada.Streams.Write(stream, SE_Buffer); |
else |
Byte_buffer'Write(stream'Access, buffer); |
-- ^ This was 30x to 70x slower on GNAT 2009 |
-- Test in the Zip-Ada project. |
end if; |
end Block_Write; |
---------------- |
-- Excel BIFF -- |
---------------- |
-- The original Modula-2 code counted on certain assumptions about |
-- record packing & endianess. We write data without these assumptions. |
procedure WriteBiff( |
xl : Excel_Out_Stream'Class; |
biff_id: Unsigned_16; |
data : Byte_buffer |
) |
is |
pragma Inline(WriteBiff); |
begin |
Block_Write(xl.xl_stream.all, Intel_16(biff_id)); |
Block_Write(xl.xl_stream.all, Intel_16(Unsigned_16(data'Length))); |
Block_Write(xl.xl_stream.all, data); |
end WriteBiff; |
-- 5.8 BOF: Beginning of File, p.135 |
procedure Write_BOF(xl : Excel_Out_Stream'Class) is |
function BOF_suffix return Byte_buffer is -- 5.8.1 Record BOF |
begin |
case xl.format is |
when BIFF2 => |
return empty_buffer; |
when BIFF3 | BIFF4 => |
return (0,0); -- Not used |
-- when BIFF8 => |
-- return (1,1,1,1); |
end case; |
end BOF_suffix; |
-- 0005H = Workbook globals |
-- 0006H = Visual Basic module |
-- 0010H = Sheet or dialogue (see SHEETPR, S5.97) |
Sheet_or_dialogue: constant:= 16#10#; |
-- 0020H = Chart |
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