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/* 
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 * -- High Performance Computing Linpack Benchmark (HPL)                
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 *    HPL - 2.0 - September 10, 2008                          
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 *    Antoine P. Petitet                                                
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 *    University of Tennessee, Knoxville                                
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 *    Innovative Computing Laboratory                                 
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 */ 
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/*
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 * Include files
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 */
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#include "hpl.h"
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#ifdef STDC_HEADERS
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double HPL_rand( void )
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#else
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double HPL_rand()
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#endif
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{
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/* 
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 * Purpose
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 * =======
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 *
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 * HPL_rand generates  the next number  in the  random  sequence.  This
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 * function  ensures  that this number lies in the interval (-0.5, 0.5].
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 *  
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 * The static array irand contains the information (2 integers) required
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 * to generate the  next number  in the sequence  X(n).  This  number is
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 * computed as X(n) = (2^32 * irand[1] + irand[0]) / d - 0.5,  where the
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 * constant d is the largest 64 bit positive unsigned integer. The array
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 * irand is then  updated  for the generation of the next number  X(n+1)
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 * in  the  random   sequence  as   follows  X(n+1) = a * X(n) + c.  The
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 * constants a and c should have been preliminarily stored in the arrays
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 * ias and ics as 2 pairs of integers.  The initialization of  ias,  ics
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 * and  irand  is performed by the function HPL_setran.
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 *
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 * ---------------------------------------------------------------------
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 */ 
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/*
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 * .. Local Variables ..
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 */
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   int                        j[2];
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/* ..
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 * .. Executable Statements ..
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 */
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   HPL_setran( 3, j );
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/*
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 * return number between -0.5 and 0.5
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 */
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   return( HPL_HALF -
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           (((j[0] & 65535) + ((unsigned)j[0] >> 16) * HPL_POW16) / HPL_DIVFAC * HPL_HALF +
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           (j[1] & 65535) + ((unsigned)j[1] >> 16) * HPL_POW16) / HPL_DIVFAC * HPL_HALF );
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/*
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 * End of HPL_rand
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 */
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}