- A
bit array (also
known as bitmask,
bit map,
bit set,
bit string, or
bit vector) is an
array data
structure that
compactly stores bits. It can be used...
-
support both 128-
bit and 256-
bit SIMD. The 128-
bit versions can be
useful to
improve old code
without needing to
widen the
vectorization, and
avoid the...
- Java analysis.
Every bitvector problem is also an IFDS problem, but
there are
several significant IFDS
problems that are not
bitvector problems, including...
- is
commonly called a
bit string, a
bit vector, or a single-dimensional (or multi-dimensional)
bit array. A
group of
eight bits is
called one byte, but...
- AVX-512 are 512-
bit extensions to the 256-
bit Advanced Vector Extensions SIMD
instructions for x86
instruction set
architecture (ISA)
proposed by Intel...
- full
bit vector format is the
simplest structure to implement, but the
least scalable. The SGI
Origin 2000 uses a
combination of full
bit vector and co****...
-
respective bit vectors 000, 001, 010, 011, 100, 101, 110, and 111.
Bit vectors indexed by the set of
natural numbers are
infinite sequences of
bits, while...
- l e c t q {\displaystyle \mathbf {select} _{q}}
operations defined on
bitvectors to
arbitrary alphabets.
Originally introduced to
represent compressed...
-
generally superceded by a set of
sixteen 128-
bit vector registers (XMM registers). Each of
these vector registers can
store one or two double-precision...
- type:
bit-
vector. However,
bit-
vector is a
polymorphic type
which comes in
several widths, e.g. bits8, bits32, or bits64. A
separate 32-or-64
bit family...