Saf bir C ++ çözümüyle ilgileniyorsanız, bit boyutlarına göre türleri derlemek için şablonlar ve yalnızca C ++ standart kodunu kullandım. Bu, çözümü derleyiciler arasında taşınabilir hale getirir.
Arkasındaki fikir çok basit: char, int, kısa, uzun, uzun uzun (imzalı ve imzasız sürümler) türlerini içeren bir liste oluşturun ve listeyi tarayın ve numeric_limits şablonunu kullanarak verilen boyuta sahip türü seçin.
Bu başlık dahil 8 tip stdtype :: int8, stdtype :: int16, stdtype :: int32, stdtype :: int64, stdtype :: uint8, stdtype :: uint16, stdtype :: uint32, stdtype :: uint64.
Bazı türler temsil edilemiyorsa, o başlıkta bildirilen stdtype :: null_type olarak değerlendirilir.
AŞAĞIDAKİ KOD GARANTİ OLMADAN VERİLİR, LÜTFEN ÇİFT KONTROL EDİN.
ÇOK METAPROGRAMMING'DE YENİ, BU KODU DÜZENLEMEK VE DÜZELTMEKTEDİR.
DevC ++ ile test edildi (böylece 3.5 civarında bir gcc sürümü)
#include <limits>
namespace stdtype
{
using namespace std;
/*
* THIS IS THE CLASS USED TO SEMANTICALLY SPECIFY A NULL TYPE.
* YOU CAN USE WHATEVER YOU WANT AND EVEN DRIVE A COMPILE ERROR IF IT IS
* DECLARED/USED.
*
* PLEASE NOTE that C++ std define sizeof of an empty class to be 1.
*/
class null_type{};
/*
* Template for creating lists of types
*
* T is type to hold
* S is the next type_list<T,S> type
*
* Example:
* Creating a list with type int and char:
* typedef type_list<int, type_list<char> > test;
* test::value //int
* test::next::value //char
*/
template <typename T, typename S> struct type_list
{
typedef T value;
typedef S next;
};
/*
* Declaration of template struct for selecting a type from the list
*/
template <typename list, int b, int ctl> struct select_type;
/*
* Find a type with specified "b" bit in list "list"
*
*
*/
template <typename list, int b> struct find_type
{
private:
//Handy name for the type at the head of the list
typedef typename list::value cur_type;
//Number of bits of the type at the head
//CHANGE THIS (compile time) exp TO USE ANOTHER TYPE LEN COMPUTING
enum {cur_type_bits = numeric_limits<cur_type>::digits};
public:
//Select the type at the head if b == cur_type_bits else
//select_type call find_type with list::next
typedef typename select_type<list, b, cur_type_bits>::type type;
};
/*
* This is the specialization for empty list, return the null_type
* OVVERRIDE this struct to ADD CUSTOM BEHAVIOR for the TYPE NOT FOUND case
* (ie search for type with 17 bits on common archs)
*/
template <int b> struct find_type<null_type, b>
{
typedef null_type type;
};
/*
* Primary template for selecting the type at the head of the list if
* it matches the requested bits (b == ctl)
*
* If b == ctl the partial specified templated is evaluated so here we have
* b != ctl. We call find_type on the next element of the list
*/
template <typename list, int b, int ctl> struct select_type
{
typedef typename find_type<typename list::next, b>::type type;
};
/*
* This partial specified templated is used to select top type of a list
* it is called by find_type with the list of value (consumed at each call)
* the bits requested (b) and the current type (top type) length in bits
*
* We specialice the b == ctl case
*/
template <typename list, int b> struct select_type<list, b, b>
{
typedef typename list::value type;
};
/*
* These are the types list, to avoid possible ambiguity (some weird archs)
* we kept signed and unsigned separated
*/
#define UNSIGNED_TYPES type_list<unsigned char, \
type_list<unsigned short, \
type_list<unsigned int, \
type_list<unsigned long, \
type_list<unsigned long long, null_type> > > > >
#define SIGNED_TYPES type_list<signed char, \
type_list<signed short, \
type_list<signed int, \
type_list<signed long, \
type_list<signed long long, null_type> > > > >
/*
* These are acutally typedef used in programs.
*
* Nomenclature is [u]intN where u if present means unsigned, N is the
* number of bits in the integer
*
* find_type is used simply by giving first a type_list then the number of
* bits to search for.
*
* NB. Each type in the type list must had specified the template
* numeric_limits as it is used to compute the type len in (binary) digit.
*/
typedef find_type<UNSIGNED_TYPES, 8>::type uint8;
typedef find_type<UNSIGNED_TYPES, 16>::type uint16;
typedef find_type<UNSIGNED_TYPES, 32>::type uint32;
typedef find_type<UNSIGNED_TYPES, 64>::type uint64;
typedef find_type<SIGNED_TYPES, 7>::type int8;
typedef find_type<SIGNED_TYPES, 15>::type int16;
typedef find_type<SIGNED_TYPES, 31>::type int32;
typedef find_type<SIGNED_TYPES, 63>::type int64;
}