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/*
    bqvec

    A small library for vector arithmetic and allocation in C++ using
    raw C pointer arrays.

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*/

#ifndef BQVEC_COMPLEX_TYPES_H
#define BQVEC_COMPLEX_TYPES_H

namespace breakfastquay {

#ifndef NO_COMPLEX_TYPES

#ifdef USE_SINGLE_PRECISION_COMPLEX
typedef float bq_complex_element_t;
#else
typedef double bq_complex_element_t;
#endif

// Convertible with other complex types that store re+im consecutively
struct bq_complex_t {
    bq_complex_element_t re;
    bq_complex_element_t im;
};

#endif

}

#endif
