int_pow2: Exponentiation function for integer arguments
In CKMRpop: Forward-in-Time Simulation and Tallying of Pairwise Relationships
Description
Solaris' compiler freaked hard on the pow function—couldn't figure
out whether it should return an int or a float or something, when
I used it to get very small powers of two. So I
am going to write a silly, simple function (that only gets used a couple
of times in an entire execution, and only with very
small arguments, so the fact that it is not super efficient
should not be a big problem).
Arguments
x
the integer to raise 2 to.
CKMRpop documentation built on July 17, 2021, 5:07 p.m.
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Description
Solaris' compiler freaked hard on the pow function—couldn't figure out whether it should return an int or a float or something, when I used it to get very small powers of two. So I am going to write a silly, simple function (that only gets used a couple of times in an entire execution, and only with very small arguments, so the fact that it is not super efficient should not be a big problem).
Arguments
x |
the integer to raise 2 to. |
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