quantizeEqual overloads

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Declared in <bdldfp_decimalutil.h>

Same as the related overload above for quantizeEqual.

static
int
quantizeEqual(
    Decimal128* x,
    Decimal128 y,
    int exponent);

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If a floating‐point number equal to the specified y and having the specified exponent can be constructed, set that value into the specified x and return 0. Otherwise, or if y is NaN or infinity, leave the contents of x unchanged and return a non‐zero value. The behavior is undefined unless exponent satisfies the following conditions * for Decimal32 type: ‐101 <= exponent <= 90 * for Decimal64 type: ‐398 <= exponent <= 369 * for Decimal128 type: ‐6176 <= exponent <= 6111

static
int
quantizeEqual(
    Decimal32* x,
    Decimal32 y,
    int exponent);

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Same as the overload taking Decimal32.

static
int
quantizeEqual(
    Decimal64* x,
    Decimal64 y,
    int exponent);

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