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Current Forum: Homework 4 - Huffman Trees (Part 1)
Date: Tue Oct 9 2001 12:10 am
Author: Liu, William Y. <wyl@andrew.cmu.edu>
Subject: little more info about storing bitstrings in ints

How do I store an arbitrary bitstring in an int?
Does this require the strange looking "bit-pushing" operations that
I seemed to encounter in reading the FileBitWriter and FileBitReader classes?
I want to find out how I can fill an int with a bitstring.
That's the bottom line.
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little more info about storing bitstri...      Liu, William Y.      Tue Oct 9 2001 12:10 am       
Re: little more info about storing ...      Bortz, Andrew S.      Tue Oct 9 2001 12:38 am       
Re: little more info about storing ...      Maxim, Michael G.      Tue Oct 9 2001 10:43 am       
Comp. and DeComp. Speed issues      Yin, Hongxi      Wed Oct 10 2001 1:45 am       
Re: Comp. and DeComp. Speed i...      Maxim, Michael G.      Wed Oct 10 2001 4:25 pm       
Re: Comp. and DeComp. Speed i...      Lee, Charles C.      Wed Oct 10 2001 5:03 pm       
Re: Comp. and DeComp. Spee...      Cipriani, Jason A.      Thu Oct 11 2001 11:07 am       
Re: Comp. and DeComp. S...      Lee, Charles C.      Thu Oct 11 2001 3:17 pm       
Re: Comp. and DeComp...      Cipriani, Jason A.      Fri Oct 12 2001 1:51 am       

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