1: #include "../h/rt.h"
   2: 
   3: /*
   4:  * anycmp - compare any two objects.  The result of the comparison is
   5:  *  an integer such that:
   6:  *    d1 = d2 -> 0
   7:  *    d1 > d2 -> >0  (1 if same type)
   8:  *    d1 < d2 -> <0  (-1 if same type)
   9:  */
  10: 
  11: anycmp(d1,d2)
  12: struct descrip *d1, *d2;
  13:    {
  14:    register int o1, o2;
  15:    register long lresult;
  16:    register double fresult;
  17: 
  18:    /*
  19:     * Get a collating number for d1 and d2.
  20:     */
  21:    o1 = order(d1);
  22:    o2 = order(d2);
  23: 
  24:    /*
  25:     * If d1 and d2 aren't of the same type, return the difference of
  26:     *  their collating numbers.
  27:     */
  28:    if (o1 != o2)
  29:       return (o1 - o2);
  30: 
  31:    if (o1 == D_NULL)
  32:       /*
  33:        * o1 0, (D_NULL), return 0 because all null values are the same.
  34:        */
  35:       return (0);
  36:    if (o1 == 3)
  37:       /*
  38:        * d1 and d2 are strings, use lexcmp to compare them.
  39:        */
  40:       return (lexcmp(d1,d2));
  41: 
  42:    switch (TYPE(*d1)) {
  43:       /*
  44:        * For numbers, return -1, 0, 1, depending on whether d1 <, =, > d2.
  45:        */
  46:       case T_INTEGER:
  47:          lresult = INTVAL(*d1) - INTVAL(*d2);
  48:          if (lresult == 0)
  49:             return (0);
  50:          return ((lresult > 0) ? 1 : -1);
  51: #ifdef LONGS
  52:       case T_LONGINT:
  53:          lresult = BLKLOC(*d1)->longint.intval - BLKLOC(*d2)->longint.intval;
  54:          if (lresult == 0)
  55:             return (0);
  56:          return ((lresult > 0) ? 1 : -1);
  57: #endif LONGS
  58:       case T_REAL:
  59:          fresult = BLKLOC(*d1)->realblk.realval - BLKLOC(*d2)->realblk.realval;
  60:          if (fresult == 0)
  61:             return (0);
  62:          return ((fresult > 0) ? 1 : -1);
  63: 
  64:       case T_CSET:
  65:       case T_FILE:
  66:       case T_PROC:
  67:       case T_LIST:
  68:       case T_TABLE:
  69: #ifdef SETS
  70:       case T_SET:
  71: #endif SETS
  72:       case T_RECORD:
  73:       case T_ESTACK:
  74:          /*
  75:           * Csets, files, procedures, lists, tables, records, co-expressions
  76:           *  and sets have no specified collating sequence so any two of
  77:           *  the same type are considered to be equal.
  78:           */
  79:          return (0);
  80: 
  81:       default:
  82:          syserr("anycmp: unknown datatype.");
  83:       }
  84:    }
  85: 
  86: /*
  87:  * order(x) - return collating number for object x.
  88:  */
  89: 
  90: order(d)
  91: struct descrip *d;
  92:    {
  93:    if (QUAL(*d))
  94:       if (STRLOC(*d) == 0)
  95:          return(0);               /* &null */
  96:       else
  97:          return (3);              /* some string */
  98:    switch (TYPE(*d)) {
  99:       case T_INTEGER:
 100: #ifdef LONGS
 101:       case T_LONGINT:
 102: #endif LONGS
 103:          return (1);
 104:       case T_REAL:
 105:          return (2);
 106:       case T_CSET:
 107:          return (4);
 108:       case T_ESTACK:
 109:          return (5);
 110:       case T_FILE:
 111:          return (6);
 112:       case T_PROC:
 113:          return (7);
 114:       case T_LIST:
 115:          return (8);
 116:       case T_TABLE:
 117:          return (9);
 118: #ifdef SETS
 119:       case T_SET:
 120:          return (10);
 121: #endif SETS
 122:       case T_RECORD:
 123:          return (11);
 124:       default:
 125:          syserr("order: unknown datatype.");
 126:       }
 127:    }

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anycmp defined in line 11; never used
order defined in line 90; used 2 times
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