// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT pragma solidity >=0.8.19; import "./Casting.sol" as Casting; import "./Helpers.sol" as Helpers; import "./Math.sol" as Math; /// @notice The unsigned 60.18-decimal fixed-point number representation, which can have up to 60 digits and up to 18 /// decimals. The values of this are bound by the minimum and the maximum values permitted by the Solidity type uint256. /// @dev The value type is defined here so it can be imported in all other files. type UD60x18 is uint256; /*////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// CASTING //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////*/ using { Casting.intoSD1x18, Casting.intoSD21x18, Casting.intoSD59x18, Casting.intoUD2x18, Casting.intoUD21x18, Casting.intoUint128, Casting.intoUint256, Casting.intoUint40, Casting.unwrap } for UD60x18 global; /*////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// MATHEMATICAL FUNCTIONS //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////*/ // The global "using for" directive makes the functions in this library callable on the UD60x18 type. using { Math.avg, Math.ceil, Math.div, Math.exp, Math.exp2, Math.floor, Math.frac, Math.gm, Math.inv, Math.ln, Math.log10, Math.log2, Math.mul, Math.pow, Math.powu, Math.sqrt } for UD60x18 global; /*////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// HELPER FUNCTIONS //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////*/ // The global "using for" directive makes the functions in this library callable on the UD60x18 type. using { Helpers.add, Helpers.and, Helpers.eq, Helpers.gt, Helpers.gte, Helpers.isZero, Helpers.lshift, Helpers.lt, Helpers.lte, Helpers.mod, Helpers.neq, Helpers.not, Helpers.or, Helpers.rshift, Helpers.sub, Helpers.uncheckedAdd, Helpers.uncheckedSub, Helpers.xor } for UD60x18 global; /*////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// OPERATORS //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////*/ // The global "using for" directive makes it possible to use these operators on the UD60x18 type. using { Helpers.add as +, Helpers.and2 as &, Math.div as /, Helpers.eq as ==, Helpers.gt as >, Helpers.gte as >=, Helpers.lt as <, Helpers.lte as <=, Helpers.or as |, Helpers.mod as %, Math.mul as *, Helpers.neq as !=, Helpers.not as ~, Helpers.sub as -, Helpers.xor as ^ } for UD60x18 global;