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20  * @defgroup linear_range Linear Range
23  * The linear range API maps values in a linear range to a range index. A linear
24  * range can be fully defined by four parameters:
47  * A linear range may also be constant, that is, step set to zero.
53  * Implementation uses fixed-width integers. Range is limited to [INT32_MIN,
60 /** @brief Linear range. */
75  * @param _min Minimum value in range.
89  * @brief Obtain the number of values representable in a linear range.
91  * @param[in] r Linear range instance.
103  * @param[in] r Array of linear range instances.
104  * @param r_cnt Number of linear range instances.
121  * @brief Obtain the maximum value representable by a linear range.
123  * @param[in] r Linear range instance.
133  * @brief Obtain value given a linear range index.
135  * @param[in] r Linear range instance.
136  * @param idx Range index.
140  * @retval -EINVAL If index is out of range.
155  * @brief Obtain value in a group given a linear range index.
157  * @param[in] r Array of linear range instances.
158  * @param r_cnt Number of linear range instances.
159  * @param idx Range index.
163  * @retval -EINVAL If index is out of range.
181  * If the value falls outside the range, the nearest index will be stored and
182  * -ERANGE returned. That is, if the value falls below or above the range, the
186  * @param[in] r Linear range instance.
190  * @retval 0 If value falls within the range.
191  * @retval -ERANGE If the value falls out of the range.
222  * @param[in] r Linear range instances.
223  * @param r_cnt Number of linear range instances.
227  * @retval 0 If value falls within the range group.
228  * @retval -ERANGE If the value falls out of the range group.
250  * If the window of values does not intersect with the range, -EINVAL will be
254  * @param[in] r Linear range instance.
259  * @retval 0 If a valid index is found within linear range.
261  * linear range.
263  * linear range or if they are too narrow.
305  * @param[in] r Linear range instances.
306  * @param r_cnt Number of linear range instances.
311  * @retval 0 If a valid index is found within linear range group.
313  * linear range group.
315  * linear range group, if they are too narrow, or if input is invalid (i.e.