I\'ve got the task to create a graph\'s adjacency matrix from a list of adjacent nodes, stored in a file (don\'t need the weights) into a bitset array in C++. I successfully read the adjacent nodes f
I am using this program: private static char[] toCharArray(final BitSet bs){ final int length = bs.length();
Table Structure - Column X(Binary (15),null) Value in Column X - 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
I need to create a hash map which will hold 528 bit binary data. How would the binary data be stored in the hashmap?
std::bitset has a to_string() method for serializing as a char-based string of 1s and 0s. Obviously, this uses a single 8 bit char for each bit in the bitset, making the serialized representation 8 ti
How to Write a program which will take 001010101110000开发者_JAVA技巧100100...., 011100010001000011000...., 000000000010000000000100.... as input (bit) and the output will be OR of these 3.
I was wondering how I can save space writ开发者_开发问答ing a bitset to a file ( probably using iostream) in c++.Will breaking up the bitset into bitset of size 8 and then writing each individual bits
I have bitset<8> v8 and its value is something li开发者_运维百科ke \"11001101\", something in binary, how can we convert it to an array of characters or integers in c++?To convert to an array of
Any quick method to count the number of set bits in a BitS开发者_如何学JAVAet other than the usual \'keep a counter\' method?The cardinality() method returns the number of set bits.(Assuming you don\'
I searched around and could not find the performance time specifications for bitset::count(). Does anybo开发者_如何转开发dy know what it is (O(n) or better) and where to find it?
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