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Important remarks about this document......Page 11 I Low level algorithms......Page 13 Trivia......Page 15 Operations on individual bits......Page 20 Operations on low bits or blocks of a word......Page 21 Isolating blocks of bits and single bits......Page 24 Computing the index of a single set bit......Page 26 Operations on high bits or blocks of a word......Page 28 Functions related to the base-2 logarithm......Page 30 Counting bits and blocks of a word......Page 31 Bit set lookup......Page 33 Avoiding branches......Page 34 Bit-wise rotation of a word......Page 38 Functions related to bit-wise rotation *......Page 39 Reversing the bits of a word......Page 42 Bit-wise zip......Page 47 Gray code and parity......Page 48 Bit sequency......Page 54 Powers of the Gray code......Page 55 Invertible transforms on words......Page 57 Moves of the Hilbert curve......Page 63 The Z-order......Page 65 Scanning for zero bytes......Page 66 2-adic inverse and square root......Page 67 Radix -2 representation......Page 68 A sparse signed binary representation......Page 71 Generating bit combinations......Page 73 Generating bit subsets of a given word......Page 75 Binary words as subsets in lexicograp
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- Author
- Arndt J.
- Published
- 2008
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Computer Science, Algorithms And Data Structures, Stem
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