Integer to Byte using Bitwise Operators

lenielmacaferi.blogspot.com — A sample that makes use of F#'s bitwise operators to encode (signed) 32-bit integers into 1, 2, or 5 bytes, represented by returning a list of integers. Integers in the range 0 to 127 return a list of length 1. A detailed review of the bitwise operations is provided so that you can better realize what's going on during the encoding process. read more...

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Speed Up Performance And Slash Your Table Size By 90% By Using Bitwise

sqlblog.com — How to reduce your table size by 90% by using Bitwise logic. This is a great way to accomplish the following things Reduce table size Speed up backup and recovery because your table is much smaller Improve performance read more...

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Do you know the difference between & and && ?

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jeremyjarrell.com — Did you know that & is not just for bitwise operations? You can actually use it in your standard conditionals, but there's a slight difference in how it behaves. This article will show you what that difference is. read more...

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Tips and Tricks for Bitwise Arithmetic

xaprb.com — This is a collection of useful tips and tricks for bitwise arithmetic, useful in any programming language. read more...

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