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#include "bid_internal.h"
double lgamma(double);
double fabs(double);
double log(double);
double sin(double);

#define BID32_INF 0x78000000ul 

BID_TYPE0_FUNCTION_ARGTYPE1(BID_UINT32, bid32_lgamma, BID_UINT32, x)

// Declare local variables

  BID_UINT32 res, x_int, x_frac;
  double xd, yd, fd;
  int cmp_res;

// Check for NaN and just return the same NaN, quieted and canonized

  if ((x & NAN_MASK32) == NAN_MASK32)
   {
     #ifdef BID_SET_STATUS_FLAGS
     if ((x & SNAN_MASK32) == SNAN_MASK32)
        __set_status_flags (pfpsf, BID_INVALID_EXCEPTION);
     #endif
     res = x & 0xfc0ffffful;
     if ((res & 0x000ffffful) > 999999ul) res &= ~0x000ffffful;
     BID_RETURN(res);
   }

// Convert to binary

  BIDECIMAL_CALL1(bid32_to_binary64,xd,x);

// If x >= 1/2 then we're very safe doing the operation naively.
// This applies even to the case x = +inf where lgamma(x) = +inf

  if (xd >= 0.5)
   { yd = lgamma(xd);
     BIDECIMAL_CALL1(binary64_to_bid32,res,yd);
     BID_RETURN (res);
   }

// Filter out the case of negative infinity, where we return +inf

  BIDECIMAL_CALL1_NORND_NOSTAT(bid32_isInf,cmp_res,x);
  if (cmp_res)
   { res = BID32_INF;
     BID_RETURN (res);
   }

// Otherwise, even with the huge extra precision, we may need to worry
// about the singularities at nonnegative integers. So we use the reflection
// formula
//
// Gamma(x) = pi / (sin (pi * x) * Gamma(1 - x))
// log|Gamma(x)| = log pi - lgamma(1 - x) - log|sin(pi * x)|
// Form the integer and fractional parts of x, and convert fractional
// part to double.

  BIDECIMAL_CALL1_NORND(bid32_round_integral_nearest_even, x_int, x);
  BIDECIMAL_CALL2(bid32_sub,x_frac,x,x_int);

// If the fractional part is 0, return +inf

  BIDECIMAL_CALL1_NORND_NOSTAT(bid32_isZero,cmp_res,x_frac);
  if (cmp_res)
   { res = BID32_INF;
      #ifdef BID_SET_STATUS_FLAGS
        __set_status_flags (pfpsf, BID_ZERO_DIVIDE_EXCEPTION);
     #endif
     BID_RETURN (res);
   }

// Otherwise do the main computation in double.

  BIDECIMAL_CALL1(bid32_to_binary64,fd,x_frac);
  yd = 1.144729885849400174143 -
       log(fabs(sin(3.14159265358979323846 * fd))) -
       lgamma(1.0 - xd);
  BIDECIMAL_CALL1(binary64_to_bid32,res,yd);
  BID_RETURN (res);
}
