bvec

bvec, a MATLAB code which demonstrates how signed integers can be stored as binary vectors, and arithmetic can be performed on them.

Licensing:

The computer code and data files made available on this web page are distributed under the MIT license

Languages:

bvec is available in a C version and a C++ version and a FORTRAN90 version and a MATLAB version and a Python version.

Related Data and Programs:

bvec_test

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Source Code:

• bvec_add.m, adds two binary vectors.
• bvec_and.m, computes the logical AND of two binary vectors.
• bvec_check.m, checks a binary vector.
• bvec_complement2.m, returns the complement of a binary vector.
• bvec_enum.m, returns the number of binary vectors of given length.
• bvec_mul.m, multiplies two binary vectors.
• bvec_next.m, returns the next binary vector.
• bvec_next_grlex.m, returns the next binary vector in GRLEX order.
• bvec_not.m, negates a binary vector.
• bvec_or.m, returns the logical OR of two binary vectors.
• bvec_print.m, prints a binary vector.
• bvec_reverse.m, reverses a binary vector.
• bvec_sub.m, subtracts two binary vectors.
• bvec_to_i4.m, converts a (signed) binary vector to an integer.
• bvec_uniform.m, returns a random BVEC (a binary vector).
• bvec_xor.m, returns the exclusive OR of two binary vectors.
• i4_bclr.m, sets a given bit of an I4 to 0.
• i4_bset.m, sets a given bit of an I4 to 1.
• i4_btest.m, returns TRUE if bit POS of I is a 1.
• i4_to_bvec.m, converts an I4 to a (signed) binary vector.
• s_len_trim.m, returns the length of a string to the last nonblank.