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From: Sérgio Vale e Pace (svpace.forum_at_[hidden])
Date: 2005-01-27 07:39:11
Jason Hise wrote:
> I was just playing around, trying to compute a square root at compile
> time. I came up with the following:
>
<code snip>
>
> This works for most values, but unfortunately some ( like 80 ) end up
> oscillating and X never becomes equal to X2. How could I go about
> correcting this?
you can do something like this:
template < unsigned int N, unsigned int X = 1, unsigned int X1 = 0,
unsigned int X2 = ( X + N / X ) / 2 >
struct Sqrt
{
enum { Value = Sqrt < N, X2, X > :: Value };
};
template < unsigned int N, unsigned int X, unsigned int X1 >
struct Sqrt < N, X, X1, X1 >
{
enum { Value = X1 };
};
this code takes one more iteration to solve, but avoid the oscillation
problem, I was not sure why you are using this ValueHolder struct so
I took the liberty to remove it, but if you need it, you can bring it
back without any problem.
> -Jason
Sérgio
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