Comments (3)
Are you asking for a POPCOUNT function + a way to reinterpret_cast
a bits
to UInt
, or something that would actually analyze the bits
and only pay attention to known Flag
fields?
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I was asking more for a std::popcount
type approach.
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Adding $popcount
should be straightforward: a 1-adic function that takes an integer argument. Min value is 0, max value is ciel(log2(input max val)), +1 if the input can be negative. Would need some #if
s in the C++ implementation to use std::popcount()
or __builtin_popcount()
where available, and fallback to a C++11 native implementation otherwise.
Internally, a bits
field and a UInt
field (also Flag
, Int
, Float
, etc.) are treated similarly, so some equivalent of reinterpret_cast
that basically says "pretend this field is this other type and read it out" should be doable. We would have to figure out a readable syntax -- there aren't many languages that let you cast pointers that way, so $reinterpret_cast<UInt>(field)
might be the least-bad option.
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