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| | Exclusive disjunction - Encyclopedia.WorldSearch |
 | | In digital logic design, a two-input xor logic gate is often thought of as a programmable inverter, in that if one input is held at a logic '1', the output will be the inverse of the other input. | | | The xor operation is a more complex logical function than 'or' and 'and'. | | | Otherwise, if one input is held at logic '0', the output will always be the same as the other input. |
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http://encyclopedia.worldsearch.com/exclusive_disjunction.htm
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| | Xor swap algorithm |
| | In computer programming, the xor swap is an algorithm which uses the exclusive disjunction (XOR) operation to swap the values of two variables without a temporary variable. | | | The following code in x86 assembly language uses the xor swap algorithm to swap the value in the AX register with the value in the BX register without using a temporary buffer. | | | XOR AX, BX XOR BX, AX XOR AX, BX However, all x86 microprocessors have an XCHG instruction which does the same work on its operands more efficiently than the above sequence of XORs. |
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http://www.gamesinathens.com/olympics/x/xo/xor_swap_algorithm.shtml
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| | Self-repairing built-in self test for linked list memories - US Patent 6781898 |
| | Alternatively, the process of repairing defects in the linked list memories may be performed when the linked list memories are powered-on and may be an automated process that does not require input from an external source. | | | Also, the process may be applied to packet data linked list memories used in a network device, including a pointer memory and a packet data memory. | | | A process as recited in claim 1, wherein said linked list memories comprise packet data linked list memories used in a network device and said step of detecting faults in rows of other linked list memories comprises detecting faults in rows of the packet data linked list memories. |
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http://www.patentstorm.us/patents/6781898.html
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| | Reversible Linked Lists |
| | Linked lists and doubly linked lists are the first data structure anybody learns about formally. | | | The only trouble is, you need the list to be linked in the opposite order for the two uses, so you either have to construct a second copy pointing the other way, or use reversible lists. | | | This also makes it possible to pass a whole list around using only a pointer to the head: it's obvious which of the links to follow from the head, because you choose the one that isn't null. |
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http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/algorithms/revlist.html
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| | CocoaDev: DesignDoublyXORLinkedList |
| | Lists can also be implemented with just one of these pointers, saving a pointer's worth of memory for every element in the list but losing the constant insertion, access and deletion to one end of the list. | | | The cost of a doubly-linked list is three pointers per element in the list: the previous and next pointers, and a pointer to the object stored at each entry. | | | Since the doubly-XOR-linked list is concerned with optimizing memory usage, there are other optimizations that go well with it. |
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http://www.cocoadev.com/index.pl?DesignDoublyXORLinkedList
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| | xor - OneLook Dictionary Search |
| | XOR : The Computational Beauty of Nature [home, info] | | | XOR : Hutchinson Dictionary of Computers, Multimedia, and the Internet [home, info] | | | XOR : Glossary of Communications, Computer, Data, and Information Security Terms [home, info] |
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http://www.onelook.com/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/bware/dofind.cgi?word=xor
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| | coverfire.com » Memory efficient doubly linked list |
| | Linux Journal has an article in the January 2005 issue that introduces a doubly linked list that is designed for memory efficiency. | | | Like most linked list implementations a NULL pointer indicates a non-existent node. | | | Using the example figure above, calculating the address of the B node from A looks like: |
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http://coverfire.com/archives/2005/04/16/memory-efficient-doubly-linked-list
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| | Setting up A* Pathfinding - GameDev.Net Discussion Forums |
| | If you need to keep two full lists and still maintain their pointers, then you might want to combine both node types into one class (if you're using C++) and build your lists to be of pointers to that class. | | | Posted - 10/6/2004 8:18:01 AM For the record lists are one of the worst ways to implement the queues in a A* algorithm, that said, it's is also one of the simplest ways to do it too, so since you don't really fully understand A* i guess it will do for now =). | | | Posted - 10/12/2004 8:11:13 PM For the sake of optimization, you might want to use a priority queue of pointers instead of a linked list and a bit/bool vector to signal the closed nodes. |
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http://www.gamedev.net/community/forums/ViewReply.asp?id=1700750
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| | Microsoft Interview Questions |
| | Implement an algorithm to reverse a linked list. | | | Implement an algorithm to sort a linked list. | | | Give me an algorithm to shuffle a deck of cards, given that the cards are stored in an array of ints. |
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http://www.sellsbrothers.com/fun/msiview/default.aspx?content=question.htm
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| | Hash Tables One of the most convenient forms of a hash table implementation is as an array of linked lists. | | | Linked lists offer an efficient solution for collision processing. | | | Your hash function should be designed to make sure there are few collisions. |
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http://www.d.umn.edu/~jallert/cs1623/hash2.html
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| | CSCI 2720 - Project 1 |
| | The first data structure will be a linked list, which is hopefully a familiar data structure already. | | | You need only a basic, singly linked implementation of linked lists for this project. | | | For the first programming project, you'll implement two different dynamic list data structures, test them with random data, and evaluate both. |
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http://www.cs.uga.edu/~windsor/csci2720_SP01/proj1.html
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| | ExtendedLL |
| | For example, the last item in the original list is the first item in the resulting list and vice versa. | | | Creates and returns a new linked list referencing the same items as the original list, except organizing them in the opposite order. | | | In the event of an error, it does not change the list, instead it returns leaving the list in its prior condition. |
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http://www.intro.cs.cmu.edu/mastery/111200FinalExam/exam/javadoc/ExtendedLL.html
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| | Project 3: Cross Reference List Producer |
| | After printing the output, your program should allow the user to input an identifier. | | | They return true if the char is a letter, digit, or either a letter or digit respectively. | | | You should store the identifiers in a binary search tree. |
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http://www.cs.xu.edu/csci220/00f/project3
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| | Linked lists |
| | Although a good understanding of how the linked lists works is helpful, the system calls do most of the hard work for you. | | | For setting up large symbol tables or other big data structures, linked lists (or binary trees) are the only realistic arrangement. | | | For the Z88 the pointers are three byte extended addresses, although note that if the most significant byte is zero this will not be taken to mean that the address is local, but rather as referring to bank 0 (ROM). |
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http://www.zxplus3e.plus.com/z88forever/dn327/lists.htm
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| | Dictionary of Algorithms and Data Structures |
| | Data Structures and Algorithms is a wonderful site with illustrations, explanations, analysis, and code taking the student from arrays and lists through trees, graphs, and intractable problems. | | | Some entries have links to implementations and more information. | | | The Stony Brook Algorithm Repository, which has algorithms organized by type, succinct, illustrated definitions, and ratings of sites with implementations. |
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http://www.nist.gov/dads#C
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| | The Aggregate Magic Algorithms |
| | Normally, a dual-linked circular list would contain both previous and next pointer fields and the current position in the list would be identified by a single pointer. | | | Fortunately, that is equivalent to a parallel prefix XOR that can be computed using SWAR techniques in log time. | | | The well-known algorithm for conversion from Gray to binary is a linear sequence of XORs that makes it seem each bit must be dealt with separately. |
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http://aggregate.org/MAGIC
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| | List of data structures - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | For a wider list of terms, see list of terms relating to algorithms and data structures. | | | Other structures such as "linked list" and "stack" cannot easily be defined this way because there are specific operations associated with them. | | | Priority queue - sometimes implemented as a Heap, below |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_data_structures
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| | The illustration was generated with a simple QBASIC program which also prints a list of address offsets in order generated from chunk pointer value and sorted by offset value with distance between offsets. | | | the buffer at the end of the list is probably the best candidate for swapping out to virtual memory. | | | Each line of pixels represents one segment (256 chunks of 256 bytes or 64k bytes) and each column represents one chunk with in that segment. |
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http://www.piclist.com/techref/language/meta-l
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| | Digital Mars - The D Programming Language |
| | Interfaces describe a list of functions that a class that inherits from the interface must implement. | | | This operation is equivalent to doing a memcpy() of a static version of the object onto the newly allocated one, although more advanced compilers may be able to optimize much of this away. | | | An attempt to deal with the problems resulting from linking together independently developed pieces of code that have conflicting names. |
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http://www.yak.net/pub/tmp/d.html
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| | Examples of Software Patents |
| | Quicksort implemented using a linked list of pointers to the objects to be sorted. | | | Dynamically linking a replacement procedure into a running program by rewriting a call instruction to point to the new procedure. | | | This list comprises both a sampling of software patents chosen more or less at random, and a number of famous software patents. |
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http://www.base.com/software-patents/examples.html
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| | CRACK THE INTERVIEW |
| | Write C code to implement the Binary Search algorithm. | | | Can we do a Binary search on a linked list? | | | Write a C program which does wildcard pattern matching algorithm |
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http://www.cracktheinterview.com/adfaqpublish.html
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| | Double linked list with one pointer Free discussion |
| | QAIX > PostgreSQL database development > Double linked list with one pointer 8 Dec 2003 14:06:42 | | | There are worse problems too, having to do with lists that are modified | | | swap without a temp variable, and this is the problem, more than the XOR |
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http://www.qaix.com/postgresql-database-development/218-434-double-linked-list-with-one-pointer-read.shtml
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| | CVIPtools Features List |
| | printProp_Objects - print a list of object properties to a file | | | readProp_Objects - read a list of object properties from a file | | | printLabel_Objects - print an object list to a file |
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| | Xor linked list - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | XOR of pointers is not defined in many environments (e.g. | | | Xor linked lists are a curious use of the bitwise exclusive disjunction (XOR) operation to decrease storage requirements for doubly-linked lists. | | | the pointers will be unreadable if one isn't traversing the list - for example, if the pointer to a node was contained in another data structure. |
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| | reading |
| | A refutation of Metcalfe's Law and a better estimate for the value of networks and network interconnections | | | The naive way to add redundancy, to my way of thinking, is to add | | | Make each node in the list be a separate node (machine) in the network. |
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http://zooko.com/reading.html
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| | D Programming Language - Garbage Collection |
| | Do not xor pointers with other values, like the xor'd pointer linked list trick used in C. Do not use the xor trick to swap two pointer values. | | | These restrictions are minor, but they are intended to enable the maximum flexibility in garbage collector design. | | | Do not store pointers into non-pointer variables using casts and other tricks. |
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http://www.digitalmars.com/d/garbage.html
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| | Re: more linked list troubles .. shock! |
| | */ nodeptr mergesort(nodeptr root, int (*cmp)(void *, void*)); /* compare */ #endif /* end listops.h */ /* file listops.c */ /* List handling, reversal, sort, merge, split */ /* By C.B. Falconer. | | | The data pointer is generalized, so you have to make the appropriate conversions. | | | If all that works, the following (actually tested) code may be of interest. |
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http://www.talkaboutprogramming.com/group/comp.lang.c/messages/643150.html
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| | Re: Singly Linked List in C |
| | Programming > Programming General > Re: Singly Link... | | | Is there not also some >>guarantee about the behaviour of xor on ints? | | | You store the XOR of the previous and next >>>>pointers. |
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http://www.talkaboutprogramming.com/group/comp.programming/messages/177798.html
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| | XOR - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about XOR |
| | Thus a search for ‘chocolate xor biscuit’ might yield ‘chocolate’, ‘biscuit’, ‘chocolate cake’ and ‘shortbread biscuit’ but never ‘chocolate biscuit’. |
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http://encyclopedia.farlex.com/XOR
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| | And Another Thing...: Unsafe! |
| | For all those who think that C# is the only language to support unsafe, here is an example in Java. | | | It also demonstrates the obscure XOR linked list! |
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http://www.twelve71.org/blogs/andy/000766.html
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| | Linked List - GameDev.Net Discussion Forums |
| | Posted - 12/24/2004 5:25:54 PM Why not have a look at what the STL list offers, as this is typically implemented as a linked list. | | | give people a reason to use the list): Xor-Linking, sentinel nodes, selectable link members though member data pointers, opaque data types in pure C. I'll leave the googling to you.. | | | Home » Community » Forums » General Programming » Linked List |
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http://www.gamedev.net/community/forums/viewreply.asp?ID=1832245
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| | Don Schwarz |
| | In particular, we can implement an XOR Linked List. | | | In particular, XOR Linked Lists have always seemed like a really cool hack, even if they are no longer very useful in this day of dirt -cheap memory. | | | I have a killer app for TiVo HME – unfortunately mine is Series 1 so there’s very little chance I will be able to implement it. |
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http://don.schwarz.name/index.php?m=200502
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| | xor linked list |
| | Algorithm XOR List or XOR Linked List : GreatSnakes |
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http://www.fact-library.com/
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| | Eiffel class LINKED_LIST |
| | -- creation make -- Make an empty list; ensure count = 0 from_collection (model: COLLECTION[like item]) -- Initialize the current object with the contents of model. | | | class interface LINKED_LIST[E] -- -- One way linked list with internal automatic memorization of -- the last access. | | | require not is_empty ensure count = old count - 1; lower = old lower + 1 xor upper = old upper - 1 remove (index: INTEGER) -- Remove the item at position index. |
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http://www.maths.tcd.ie/~odunlain/eiffel/smallhtml/base/LINKED_LIST.html
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| | LinkLists - All About All findings |
| | The PARM parameter is used to pass optional data to the program. | | | ...management systems Data Normalization Basics External links Microsoft Access Forum Microsoft Access Articles and Tutorials A FAQ site about Microsoft Access Microsoft Access Linklist Microsoft Access for Beginners Tutorials for Microsoft Access Articles on Microsoft Access This article was originally based on material from the Free On-line Dictionary of... | | | Hosted and maintained by Pelikan) The Zoss Pens List (Homepage of mailing list) Penspotters (Information site... |
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http://www.allaboutall.info/search/LinkLists
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| | HTTP Error 404 - File or directory not found. | | | If you reached this page by clicking a link, contact the Web site administrator to alert them that the link is incorrectly formatted. | | | Make sure that the Web site address displayed in the address bar of your browser is spelled and formatted correctly. |
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http://absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/L/Li/List_of_data_structures.htm
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