- In
computer science, a mask or
bitmask is data that is used for
bitwise operations,
particularly in a bit field.
Using a mask,
multiple bits in a byte...
- checksum: 0000
bitmask: 1111 a)
Apply circular shift to the checksum: 0000 -> 0000 b) Add
checksum and
segment together,
apply bitmask onto the obtained...
- that some
commands may be
disabled out of the box as
specified in the
bitmask value in /proc/sys/kernel/sysrq.
Example output of the SysRq+h command:...
-
Partial transport stream packet format Name
Number of bits
Bitmask (big-endian)
Description 4-byte
Transport Stream Header Sync byte 8 0xff000000 Bit...
- may also be
characterized by its
subnet mask or netmask,
which is the
bitmask that, when
applied by a
bitwise AND
operation to any IP
address in the...
- may also be
characterized by its
subnet mask or netmask,
which is the
bitmask that when
applied by a
bitwise AND
operation to any IP
address in the network...
-
prefix length /29 gives: 232−29 = 23 = 8 addresses. A
subnet mask is a
bitmask that
encodes the
prefix length ****ociated with an IPv4
address or network...
- non-blocking
concurrent data structures. The
atomic counter and
atomic bitmask operations in the
Linux kernel typically use a compare-and-swap instruction...
- 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...
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their smaller predecessors. Note: The mask
column in the
table is the AND
bitmask (as
hexadecimal value) to
query the flag(s)
within FLAGS register value...
