I\'m looking for a fast way to calculate the hamming weight/population count/\"the number of 1 bits\" of a BINARY(1024) field. MySQL has a BIT_COUNT function that does something like that. I couldn\'t
I\'m participating in google code jam. Before anything I want to say that I don\'t want anyone to solve me a problem \"to win\", or something like that. I just want some help to understand a problem I
The spec: iOS app needs to POST binary data (a 5k section of a file) to an ASP.NET web application. For example: POST to http://mydomain.com/Receive.aspx?fileKey=2 with the contents of this POST being
using Java. the List is sorted so I want to use binary se开发者_如何学运维arch. I\'d prefer not to write extra code, is there any built-in method to do this?Have you looked at Collections.binarySearch
Once I asked a guy \"what is the difference between ASCII and Binary files?\" And he said \"Binary files 开发者_C百科always have \\x00\"
I wonder if there isa poss开发者_运维问答ible way to comparison below variables. reg [7:0] var1;
I am using Java with swing in FSE mode. 开发者_如何学编程I want to load a completely black-and-white image into binary format (a 2d array preferably) and use it for mask-based per-pixel collision dete
I have seen plenty of examples of how to convert 开发者_运维知识库a byte array into a string, but this is causing me many problems down the road when I start to work with encryption. Just out of curio
I have several equations that will return the binary value for each of the three bits in my number. I am programing this in C which is a new language for me.
Using strace on a program: strace outputs the same extract output in Debian and CentOS except for set_thread_area. (The program\'s version is exactly the same on both Linuxes.)
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