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#include <libdotcode/binary_data_common.h>
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Enumerations | |
| enum | postproc_coord { POSTPROC_X, POSTPROC_Y, POSTPROC_Z } |
| enum | postproc_type { POSTPROC_INVALID_TYPE = -1, POSTPROC_DOUBLE, POSTPROC_FLOAT, POSTPROC_INT, POSTPROC_DOUBLE_COMPLEX } |
Functions | |
| enum postproc_type | dotcode_type_to_postproc_type (enum dotcode_type t) |
| enum postproc_coord |
Definition at line 32 of file postproc_generic.h.
| enum postproc_type |
| POSTPROC_INVALID_TYPE | |
| POSTPROC_DOUBLE | |
| POSTPROC_FLOAT | |
| POSTPROC_INT | |
| POSTPROC_DOUBLE_COMPLEX |
Definition at line 34 of file postproc_generic.h.
| enum postproc_type dotcode_type_to_postproc_type | ( | enum dotcode_type | t | ) |
Definition at line 30 of file postproc_generic.c.
References DOTCODE_FLOAT4, DOTCODE_FLOAT8, DOTCODE_INT, POSTPROC_DOUBLE, POSTPROC_FLOAT, POSTPROC_INT, and POSTPROC_INVALID_TYPE.
Referenced by main().
{
switch(t) {
case DOTCODE_INT:
return POSTPROC_INT;
case DOTCODE_FLOAT8:
return POSTPROC_DOUBLE;
case DOTCODE_FLOAT4:
return POSTPROC_FLOAT;
default:
return POSTPROC_INVALID_TYPE;
}
}
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