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/* SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-or-later */
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#pragma once
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/** \file
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 * \ingroup pymathutils
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 */
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/* Can cast different mathutils types to this, use for generic funcs */
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#include "BLI_compiler_attrs.h"
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struct DynStr;
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extern char BaseMathObject_is_wrapped_doc[];
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extern char BaseMathObject_is_frozen_doc[];
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extern char BaseMathObject_is_valid_doc[];
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extern char BaseMathObject_owner_doc[];
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#define BASE_MATH_NEW(struct_name, root_type, base_type) \
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  ((struct_name *)((base_type ? (base_type)->tp_alloc(base_type, 0) : \
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                                _PyObject_GC_New(&(root_type)))))
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/** BaseMathObject.flag */
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enum {
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  /**
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   * Do not own the memory used in this vector,
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   * \note This is error prone if the memory may be freed while this vector is in use.
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   * Prefer using callbacks where possible, see: #Mathutils_RegisterCallback
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   */
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  BASE_MATH_FLAG_IS_WRAP = (1 << 0),
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  /**
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   * Prevent changes to the vector so it can be used as a set or dictionary key for example.
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   * (typical use cases for tuple).
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   */
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  BASE_MATH_FLAG_IS_FROZEN = (1 << 1),
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};
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#define BASE_MATH_FLAG_DEFAULT 0
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#define BASE_MATH_MEMBERS(_data) \
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  /** Array of data (alias), wrapped status depends on wrapped status. */ \
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  PyObject_VAR_HEAD \
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  float *_data; \
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  /** If this vector references another object, otherwise NULL, *Note* this owns its reference */ \
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  PyObject *cb_user; \
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  /** Which user funcs do we adhere to, RNA, etc */ \
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  unsigned char cb_type; \
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  /** Subtype: location, rotation... \
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   * to avoid defining many new functions for every attribute of the same type */ \
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  unsigned char cb_subtype; \
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  /** Wrapped data type. */ \
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  unsigned char flag
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typedef struct {
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  BASE_MATH_MEMBERS(data);
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} BaseMathObject;
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/* types */
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#include "mathutils_Color.h"
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#include "mathutils_Euler.h"
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#include "mathutils_Matrix.h"
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#include "mathutils_Quaternion.h"
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#include "mathutils_Vector.h"
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/* avoid checking all types */
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#define BaseMathObject_CheckExact(v) (Py_TYPE(v)->tp_dealloc == (destructor)BaseMathObject_dealloc)
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PyObject *BaseMathObject_owner_get(BaseMathObject *self, void *);
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PyObject *BaseMathObject_is_wrapped_get(BaseMathObject *self, void *);
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PyObject *BaseMathObject_is_frozen_get(BaseMathObject *self, void *);
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PyObject *BaseMathObject_is_valid_get(BaseMathObject *self, void *);
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extern char BaseMathObject_freeze_doc[];
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PyObject *BaseMathObject_freeze(BaseMathObject *self);
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int BaseMathObject_traverse(BaseMathObject *self, visitproc visit, void *arg);
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int BaseMathObject_clear(BaseMathObject *self);
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void BaseMathObject_dealloc(BaseMathObject *self);
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PyMODINIT_FUNC PyInit_mathutils(void);
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int EXPP_FloatsAreEqual(float A, float B, int maxDiff);
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int EXPP_VectorsAreEqual(const float *vecA, const float *vecB, int size, int floatSteps);
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typedef struct Mathutils_Callback Mathutils_Callback;
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/** Checks the user is still valid. */
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typedef int (*BaseMathCheckFunc)(BaseMathObject *);
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/** Gets the vector from the user. */
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typedef int (*BaseMathGetFunc)(BaseMathObject *, int);
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/** Sets the users vector values once its modified. */
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typedef int (*BaseMathSetFunc)(BaseMathObject *, int);
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/** Same as above but only for an index. */
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typedef int (*BaseMathGetIndexFunc)(BaseMathObject *, int, int);
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/** Same as above but only for an index. */
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typedef int (*BaseMathSetIndexFunc)(BaseMathObject *, int, int);
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struct Mathutils_Callback {
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  BaseMathCheckFunc check;
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  BaseMathGetFunc get;
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  BaseMathSetFunc set;
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  BaseMathGetIndexFunc get_index;
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  BaseMathSetIndexFunc set_index;
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};
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unsigned char Mathutils_RegisterCallback(Mathutils_Callback *cb);
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int _BaseMathObject_CheckCallback(BaseMathObject *self);
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int _BaseMathObject_ReadCallback(BaseMathObject *self);
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int _BaseMathObject_WriteCallback(BaseMathObject *self);
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int _BaseMathObject_ReadIndexCallback(BaseMathObject *self, int index);
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int _BaseMathObject_WriteIndexCallback(BaseMathObject *self, int index);
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void _BaseMathObject_RaiseFrozenExc(const BaseMathObject *self);
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void _BaseMathObject_RaiseNotFrozenExc(const BaseMathObject *self);
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/* since this is called so often avoid where possible */
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#define BaseMath_CheckCallback(_self) \
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  (((_self)->cb_user ? _BaseMathObject_CheckCallback((BaseMathObject *)_self) : 0))
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#define BaseMath_ReadCallback(_self) \
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  (((_self)->cb_user ? _BaseMathObject_ReadCallback((BaseMathObject *)_self) : 0))
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#define BaseMath_WriteCallback(_self) \
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  (((_self)->cb_user ? _BaseMathObject_WriteCallback((BaseMathObject *)_self) : 0))
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#define BaseMath_ReadIndexCallback(_self, _index) \
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  (((_self)->cb_user ? _BaseMathObject_ReadIndexCallback((BaseMathObject *)_self, _index) : 0))
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#define BaseMath_WriteIndexCallback(_self, _index) \
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  (((_self)->cb_user ? _BaseMathObject_WriteIndexCallback((BaseMathObject *)_self, _index) : 0))
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/* support BASE_MATH_FLAG_IS_FROZEN */
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#define BaseMath_ReadCallback_ForWrite(_self) \
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  (UNLIKELY((_self)->flag & BASE_MATH_FLAG_IS_FROZEN) ? \
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       (_BaseMathObject_RaiseFrozenExc((BaseMathObject *)_self), -1) : \
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       (BaseMath_ReadCallback(_self)))
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#define BaseMath_ReadIndexCallback_ForWrite(_self, _index) \
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  (UNLIKELY((_self)->flag & BASE_MATH_FLAG_IS_FROZEN) ? \
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       (_BaseMathObject_RaiseFrozenExc((BaseMathObject *)_self), -1) : \
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       (BaseMath_ReadIndexCallback(_self, _index)))
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#define BaseMath_Prepare_ForWrite(_self) \
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  (UNLIKELY((_self)->flag & BASE_MATH_FLAG_IS_FROZEN) ? \
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       (_BaseMathObject_RaiseFrozenExc((BaseMathObject *)_self), -1) : \
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       0)
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#define BaseMathObject_Prepare_ForHash(_self) \
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  (UNLIKELY(((_self)->flag & BASE_MATH_FLAG_IS_FROZEN) == 0) ? \
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       (_BaseMathObject_RaiseNotFrozenExc((BaseMathObject *)_self), -1) : \
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       0)
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/* utility func */
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/**
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 * Helper function.
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 * \return length of `value`, -1 on error.
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 */
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int mathutils_array_parse(
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    float *array, int array_min, int array_max, PyObject *value, const char *error_prefix);
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/**
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 * \return -1 is returned on error and no allocation is made.
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 */
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int mathutils_array_parse_alloc(float **array,
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                                int array_min,
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                                PyObject *value,
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                                const char *error_prefix);
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/**
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 * Parse an array of vectors.
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 */
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int mathutils_array_parse_alloc_v(float **array,
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                                  int array_dim,
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                                  PyObject *value,
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                                  const char *error_prefix);
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/**
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 * Parse an sequence array_dim integers into array.
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 */
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int mathutils_int_array_parse(int *array,
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                              int array_dim,
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                              PyObject *value,
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                              const char *error_prefix);
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/**
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 * Parse sequence of array_dim sequences of integers and return allocated result.
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 */
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int mathutils_array_parse_alloc_vi(int **array,
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                                   int array_dim,
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                                   PyObject *value,
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                                   const char *error_prefix);
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/**
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 * Parse sequence of variable-length sequences of int and return allocated
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 * triple of arrays to represent the result:
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 * The flattened sequences are put into *array.
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 * The start index of each sequence goes into start_table.
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 * The length of each index goes into len_table.
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 */
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int mathutils_array_parse_alloc_viseq(
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    int **array, int **start_table, int **len_table, PyObject *value, const char *error_prefix);
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int mathutils_any_to_rotmat(float rmat[3][3], PyObject *value, const char *error_prefix);
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/**
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 * helper function that returns a Python `__hash__`.
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 *
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 * \note consistent with the equivalent tuple of floats (CPython's 'tuplehash')
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 */
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Py_hash_t mathutils_array_hash(const float *float_array, size_t array_len);
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/* zero remaining unused elements of the array */
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#define MU_ARRAY_ZERO (1u << 30)
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/* ignore larger py sequences than requested (just use first elements),
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 * handy when using 3d vectors as 2d */
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#define MU_ARRAY_SPILL (1u << 31)
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#define MU_ARRAY_FLAGS (MU_ARRAY_ZERO | MU_ARRAY_SPILL)
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/**
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 * Column vector multiplication (Matrix * Vector).
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 * <pre>
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 * [1][4][7]   [a]
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 * [2][5][8] * [b]
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 * [3][6][9]   [c]
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 * </pre>
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 *
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 * \note Vector/Matrix multiplication is not commutative.
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 * \note Assume read callbacks have been done first.
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 */
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int column_vector_multiplication(float r_vec[4], VectorObject *vec, MatrixObject *mat);
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#ifndef MATH_STANDALONE
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/* dynstr as python string utility functions */
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/* dynstr as python string utility functions, frees 'ds'! */
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PyObject *mathutils_dynstr_to_py(struct DynStr *ds);
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#endif
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