raze-gles/polymer/eduke32/source/jmact/mathutil.c

/*
 * mathutil.c
 * Mathematical utility functions to emulate MACT
 *
 * by Jonathon Fowler
 *
 * Since we weren't given the source for MACT386.LIB so I've had to do some
 * creative interpolation here.
 *
 */
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------
/*
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*/
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------

#include <limits.h>
#include "compat.h"
#include "pragmas.h"

// I wonder if it's faster to use Ken's functions here...

int32_t FindDistance2D(int32_t x, int32_t y)
{
    x= klabs(x);
    y= klabs(y);

    if (x<y) swaplong(&x,&y);

    {
        int32_t t = y + (y>>1);
        return (x - (x>>5) - (x>>7)  + (t>>2) + (t>>6));
    }
}

int32_t FindDistance3D(int32_t x, int32_t y, int32_t z)
{
    x= klabs(x);
    y= klabs(y);
    z= klabs(z);

    if (x<y) swaplong(&x,&y);
    if (x<z) swaplong(&x,&z);

    {
        int32_t t = y + z;
        return (x - (x>>4) + (t>>2) + (t>>3));
    }
}