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The RAW arbitrary size Bit-Vector implementation in JavaScript
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C API for creation and analysis of binary data
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A Go package providing data types and functions for manipurating bit arrays, aka bit strings, of arbitrary length.
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High-performance C# Data Structures library (Grid2D, BitArray, RingBuffer, EnumSet) optimized for memory and CPU cache locality. Available on NuGet & OpenUPM.
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Efficient numerics for bit-space a.k.a GF(2): The C++ version.
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A Bitmap library (think BitArray, BitVector32, or Bit Index, not bmp) written in C# with more functionality than the .NET default.
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Static bit-vector with primitive byte storage and bit-wise index
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The optimal solution to the problem of counting unique IPv4 addresses in a huge text file.
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Efficient numerics for bit-space a.k.a GF(2): The Rust version.
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Back end array, declared as ordinary byte array (8-bits). But internal datastructure managed as a 'collection' of bit-subarrays:
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FSK algorithm for Assignment with one sound application
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Set of classes implementing bit vector (an array of individually accessible bits).
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A Swift package for bit vectors (also called bit arrays).
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Experimental code to investigate various methods of providing a simple, direct access bit array in PHP, able to handle many (tens of millions of) boolean value elements. We compare several methods available in standard PHP and a custom PHP extension to provide faster, more memory efficient storage.
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Simple algorithms (and data structures) written in pure C for educational reasons
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